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yOL. XXI. NO. ISO.
ROAMER LN II IS REST FORM'
RUNS A GRAND RACE IN THE BROOKDALE j
HANDICAP AT AQUEDUCT.
Tea Caddy Captures the Tremont Stakes with
Achievement Second — Amalfi Wins Again — Wal-
loon Disappoints His Admirers.
New York, .Inly 10. — Koainer was llie featnri' of
1 <mIii.v's lai'iiig :it .Viiiioduit wliini lii'uon (ho Iwiiit.v
siMIl riuoiilig of till- I’.roikdale llandleap, one inilo
and :i|| eiyhili. over the Itelmoiil (lair, Slroiiil>olt
and Itoek \iew. the onlv other starters. The entire
|iroi;raiit. whieh lonsisted of seven r.-iees, was an
exeidleni otie aitil ftirnisheil tirst rale sport. Imt
Ihi' seint ilia t ing perrortntoiee <d Koanier was easily
the ti.pie of the .•iflerticKin. Itoanier, eiirr.yitig l-ts^
IMiiinds, whieh w:is a two poittids ehange in ftivor of
StioiiilHdi as eonipiire,) with their last meeting, went
awa.v front the harrier liU<‘ :i siiihitir and. settitig
a d.azr.litig paee thtoitghoni, wain niievtetided in the
reniarkalde titne of I :.iot-s . whieh <s|naied the traek
leeord estahlished h.v Tartar, 'liie fraetiotittl titite
shows the race |o htive lieeii a fast one, hi-itig Id,
i;4%, ::ii, .V.i%, l;ld. 1;::7=7f,, l :."iO%. I’rivate
I inters eanght the speed.v .Miller gehling as rtlti-
niirg the raee in l;li)‘r,.
'I here is no donht that had r.titwadl ridden - hitn
otit he would ha\(‘ sliown a nitteh fasler isn-fortn
toiee. as he was e:is(.(| up Ihioiigh the linal si.\-
(eeiith when I'.iilwell saw he had his opposition
Sitftdy healeti. The I'.rookdale wtis worth tfd.Od.a
net .
Seeond iti iniportanee to liie rittinitig of thi> I'r.iok
dale llandleap wtis the \ie|or.v of .\ngnst I’.elinont's
Teti Caddy over a good hand of .\oniigsters in the
Tretnoiii .Slakes, whii li was at I liree ipiarlers. the
tirst stake otTering for two year olds at Ih.al dis
Itinee this .year. Tea Caddy was < .iii|iled with
liainrtiseh as Mr. ISelnionCs <‘iilr.v and. sliowing a
lligh turn of s|Ms-d, led front latrrier rise to liitish.
W'iltiting with ttll e.-tse. .Xehieveitteitl faced ittio
'eeoiid pla< e sifter swerving in the streleh. w ith
Sliii hoil third. The 'rreiiioiit Stsikes was worth
$d.d‘J.'i net.
The vi( tor.v of .\ttinUi. It. T. Wilson’s old eattt
paigiter. in llte liflh. e.-niie near iH-ing sis |«i|inlsir
as Itostnier's. The .dil horse, as n-tisil. w sis listdly
oiitpaeed in the estrly rnnning. lint tlie long slreteh
eiiahled hint to wear the leaders down in the last
► tride. Wsilhsiit was a well nieaiil ■'gisid thing" for
the sixth, hill went wide sifter leading to the turn
of the eliiite. and swerving hsidl.i in the Slreteh.
liiiished nnpisieed. The winner Inrned ii|i in I’.oh
ICedliehl. hill I'lirner was guilty of aliiiosl iiiittiiig
Typography over the feme opposite the .joekey
iHisird. The resnil remiiimsi nnehanged h.v the
stewards, however, sifter IhiIIi hoys had heeii ealled
iiilo the stsind.
.1. W. Schorr and .lelTerson l.iviiigsloii were IhiIIi
visitors this sillernoon siml will renisiiii here for the
Eni|iire Cil.v meeting.
.1. W. .May received a tnes.sage from .joekev Mee-
han whieh staled that the wreck in which several
horses were killed near Cineinnati, wsis a slioeking
sight.
Ilorsenieli were nniiniinons in the opinion tiisif the
lierforinsiiiee of liosinier lodsi.v wsis one of the most
reniarkalde seen in recent years.
'I'lie slake hisinks for the fsill nieeling of the Ilsir-
ford .Xsrrienlinre and Itieeders’ .Xssoeiiit ion were
dislrihiiled siinong horseiiieii today. Entries ar.e
M'lledllled to close .\ngllsl .'t.
.loeke.v Kleiiek Wsis iininjnred when liig Ssind.v fell
while going ow.r the tirst iinrdle in llie si ee|ileeliase.
It liHiked like SI had fall to the speidsitors.
Itoh Kedlield. winner of llie tiflh race, was iid-
vaneed from $.M»il to sjiTiiii h.v K. II. Mi-C. I’.dter.
hill was hoiighl in hy .Xrehie Zimmer.
Iieiigro. w lios«. entry w sis ordermi refused Cridsiy
after his fraelioiis hehsnior at the post, was sil
lowed to start lialsiy. sis the rilling was made after
he had heeii entered in today's race.
With the traek fast at lielinonl I’sirk this inorn
lug. these w ak-oiils oi-eiirreil;
lteii.i.iniin I'ive ••iglilhs in i:il|a;,.
IJoir.iw Mile an, I a ipisirler in
Itroino llalf mile in .M.
Cardamine • l ive eight hs in 1 :h‘d-;'..
Conning Tower Three-i|ii;irlers in I :lK2t.
Iiaddy’s ( lioiee l'i\ e eiglii hs in I :tni-.-.
I'eiiiiioiise Thr in 1;I|C.
Hester fry line Tliree-ipiarters in
Iron Imke \tile in Cisa-.;,.
.Xhionstoin' llalf mile in ls'{-..
Heiiiemhr.inee I'ive eisrhl hs in l:ll‘J%,
Sarsenet Three ipiarlers in l-.l.'ev..
SherwoiMl I'hre.'-ipisirlers in 1;17!^;.
Sir X’ivian ll.ilf mile 'ni is'f,.
Tsirt-ir Mile :im| si i|ii;irler in 2:E1.
The l•■inn .Mih- in l:lsa:^.
Trniii|i:ilor Three eighths in
Veni.onl -t.lnarter mile in He'’.-,; Ihree-eighihs In
4.",'g. ; half mile in l!l-\-.; live ei:;lil hs in l:ol.
,\t .Xipiediiel tile worksiiits over a fast track were:
line Three-ipiarlers in l:f.l.
Itesslieii llalf mile in P.i.
Itoiinie Toss Half mile in Ikii'..
ItriHimvale Half mile in I'.t-'-,.
t'elsindria I'i ve eight hs in l:tl’J'’~.
Csipra Three ipisirlers in Irl.V-ff,.
Comely Half mile in .Mi'--..
Ilivsin Half mile in .'I'-.-,.
I Isiiostioroogh Till in .'ICe'^f,.
Neohihys Seven eighths in 1 ::I0.
faloii .Mile in I : |i>.
I’lillnv riirc-e eighth.' in
uneeii of farsidise Three eigiilhs ill "(1%.
lyiii Vive Half mile in Ihixy.
Ssitnrn Half mile in .'Hi.
Soeony Half mile in ts-'s..
Slellarinsi Hsilf mile in ao.
Tinkle Hell Mile in l:4.-d'-^..
Wayfarer tialf mile in Ih^^f.-
Womleii .^liiss— Seven-eighths in 1 r.'lO.
SPEEDY HORSES BOOKED FOP. WINDSOR.
Detroit. >Iieh.. .Inly 1<I. l!is|i;es|s for reservation
»r stahling ri.oin sit lh<. Wimisor trso-k for the meet
ing that opens nevi Wtsliiesday. eonliniie to pour
into the olliee of Ihi- seerelary of tlie sissoeia 1 ion
and. while tin' present eapaeily foy stahling will he
taxed I" tlie limit hv the iinnsnally hesivy demand,
it is Ih lieved that the e|nh will liiid mesins to sie
e •niiiKNiate all of tin- horsi-s that are shippeil here.
I’lie Isilesl sipplii'sil ion for stahling comes from
William CiTsl. the wi.ll-kiiown Nsishville hrewer.
siiiil owiii-r of sin extensive sialde of runners, that
have jnxt closed si su,.,.,.^sfnl e.-impaign on the Ken
1nek.v tracks. Will .McDaniel, trainer of the rsieing
string, is dim to arrive with his eharges from l.a-
tonisi. liringing only the I.est of the stsihle’s racers.
ItielniTisI in Hie list sire the crack |iair of two-year-
olds. tlyps.v f.lsiir and I'anhandle. Imtli winners at
laitonia. nsisli nl tlirec- year old. Converge.
which had the distinction of tinishing in the mone.v
ill si.\ of his last races, is also ineindisl in the
iiiimher. together with /.sili and Hriekley. .hskey
Kiihinsoii. attaehed to the (lersi sisihle and one of
the hesi li'ghtweight riders at l.atonisi, will he seen
in the ssiddle at Wind.sor.
.lames It. Cra.v is e..ining all thy- wsiy from Ih-n
ver, Colo., with sexeti good lior.ses. sill winners at
the' risfiit iiuH’ting at overland Hark. He wa.s ex-
CllICAGO, SUM)AV, JULY 11, 1915.
WINNERS OF THE ST. LEGER THAT HAVE BEEN IMPORTED
INTO AMERICA
SrECIAL. EDITION
FORT ERIE MEETING ENDS
TRACK IMPROVES AND THE LARGEST CROWD
OF THE MEETING IS IN ATTENDANCE.
The first of the St. I.eger winners to lie iinixorleil
into llie Hniteil Slates wsis IMieiiomelmii whose pnr-
ellsl.se WSIS not elTeeleil imtil I lie liiirse was Iweld.v-
three .vesirs of sige siiid as he iliial tmmislisitel.v upon
himling was of e.iirse ileiiied liie uppnrtimity of
periieliisiiing his line in tliis eonntry.
Spsidille felloweil on. a liay, I'osiied in 17.SI, hnl
tile Sind iHHik fsiils lo disi-lose the dsiti‘ of his
imiHirlsitioii siml Spsidille lias left nothing heliiml
him to kee|i his name and fame alive.
J’.arefool, Ihe SI. l.eger hero of ISg.’!. was a mdsihl.v
giMid raee horse and arrived in Ihe stall- of .Massii-
eiinselts ill IsiN. Harefo.it’s St. l.eger triumph
however, was md gained, iilitil after the race or
ratlier eoiirsi- had heen twice iiegol isi Iin|. H'-re is
whsil tile Knglish Tnrf C.ileinlar of isg.’t has lo say
of Hsiri'fsiol’s .SI. l.eger:
“The (Ileal St. l.eger Stakes: 2.-> (!s each: cells
.S st 2 Ills, fillies .s St: thrcc-year-olds: SI. l.eger
coiirsc.
■Mr Watt’s eh. c, Hsirefssit hy Trsimp — Itosa-
moml liy Hn/.xard (T. (hsMlisoiil 1
Mr. Honldsworl h's h. c, Sherwisid — Filho da
I’nta 2
Mr. ICiddi Its hr. c, Conili; d’.XlTois — Honrhon :i
The ahovc is coiishh-rcd to he the acinal start for
the St. l.eger, hnl it is iiii|M>rlaiit to stsite that
there WSIS si field of twent.v seven horses nioiiiili-d
and ri’Sidy af the time appointed for I In- rsn e, w lo'ii
after two or tliree fsilse sliirls twenty tin-
held went siwsiy without the word lisiving Ins-n
given, Sind silllmiigh Ihe Imgle wsis .soiinded to esill
rhem lismk lliey perserved and ran tin- eonrse
through, tile Kossiniie eoll eoiiiiiig out tirst, Hsirefisd
sei-ond and Comli- d’.Xrlois lliird.”
I'roin the siImiVc it would si|i|iear llisit Hsirefoot
Wsis a lion hearted Imrse, for two goes on one
aftermsiii ever the out* and I hris'-ipisirler miles
SI. l.eger eonrsi* is no .ioke for any ihri-f* .vesir-
old. es|s‘i'isilly wilh his weight ii|>. siml Hare
find’s performsinie ninsl Is- eoiisidered as one of
minsniil meril. Hesides winning Ihe SI. l.eger
Hsiri-ftsd won one rsiee sis a f w o .vear-old. w as nil
Is-siteii at Ihris-. and sit that age his wins imlndi-
2111 i-overeigns sit York. IlKl sovereigns sit 1‘onte
Irsii-I. Ihe York SI. l.eger and ."lOd sovi-reigns sil
Newmiirkel. .\s a four year old Hari-fool was first
liome ill The Swiidey Stsikes sit .\seot, anil al live
w.iii SI Hold Clip sit l.siiiesisler.
Hsirefoid was h.v Tr:ini|i. sire of Cleneis-’s dam
Trsimpolin out -d' Ititssimoiid hy Hngy.sird, out «d
Uoseherr.v hy I 'heiimiienom, the first of onr SI.
I.s'ger iiiiporisil ions, and was si ineinher of I’.rm e
l.owes .No. .7 famil.v, one of llie grealesi winner
priNineing lines in Hie world, and lo this famil.v
Irsiee such eipiiiie eelehrilies as Hlsidialeiir. Don
esisler. liermil. Msirie Stuart, It.isierneian, Hiillee
More. .\rd I’sitrie!.. Mei ry Hsil, Simsisir Ik'ihy ltd I.
I’rineess Dorrie links and line ThonsamI I'.ll I,
.Mirthfni. Hnnfire. Trigger, etc. Hsirefoid, however,
fsiiled despite liis great rsieing meril and fine
IM'digree. lo sel ii|> a honsi' of his own and is In-st
known to students of (wdigris- as Ihe sin* of
Motto, whos«> name figures so promiiienlly in the
make ii|i of the Ssilly Lewis jirsmeli of Hie No.
12 family siml is. therefore, the nialernsil an
eesiress «If Ommdagii. Seiisati.ni. Sfratford, Snsiine-
haniisi, and I’oloniae. .Ximllier dsingliler of Hsire-
foot whieh WSIS pi'odnetive of some lirst i*lass st«H*k
was Cliirsi Howard, lo wliieli Irsiee .s.nne of Hie ln'sl
of onr modern day race horses.
Howton, w'liieh won tlie lug D'liie.aster event in
1S2l’>. was a eliesnnl. h.v llisean out. of Kalherine
hy WofnI. Sind a nmmher of tin- onisido fsiniil.v
Nhi. 2il, Sind was iiii|>orled in I.Viri liv the Messrs.
Merrill of Virginia, siloiig with I.apdog, I'rnisineip
siHoii Sind Msirgrsive. Itowloii does not figure prom
inenllv in any iimdi-rn pedigree and the elisiisees
are Hiat (he horse dii-d mmhi after landing. .Msir-
grsive however, dhl mneh heller thsin his sliipmale
Itowloii. Sind left hehiiid him some first rale pr.Hliie-
ing dsinglilers. Msirgrsive was a elie.stnni, and was
losiled in 1s2ti. and as si Iwoyesir.dd won si sweep
sit Sloekhridge and was pisieetl second to Ihiieliiia
for the Clesirwell slakes ;ind silso won the Criler
inm stsikes. ,\ year taler Margrtive finished fonrlli
I.. SI. Hites for the Derhy, wsis snes-essfni in the
Hsiseoigiie slakes hesiling Hull good horse .Inllns.
won Hie Hrsind Duke .Mii hael stsikes al .Newnisirki I.
Sind hesit till- mighly Hirdesileher in Hie SI. Legi-r
and was hv Miih-v <ml of ;i dsinghli-r of J'lleelioii siml
traced to ‘ihe Hnrloii Hsirh mare.
•Msirgrsive’s ilaiiglilers were nolsihly sneeessfnl
si nd msilrons and iiiehide such sis ^';ln^.v H.. \ ie
loire Vietorine siml Kmi.isi Wrighl. Msirgrsive also
liefoim his depsirliire from I'nglaiid gol Hie dam of
Sir Tsilt'-n Svles which won hoHi the Two Tti.imsiml
Hiiineas and SI. l.eger.
Tlie year of the imiHirlation of Mango, the hrown
son of ■ ^;mi^Pls, whieh won Hie St. l.eger in ls:',7.
peeted to reach here from the west hy this morning.
Keservsil ions hsive silso heen made for praetiesillv
sitl of the sisihles now heing raced sit the Fort Erie
'|■•,vl■lve slalls lisive his-n reserved for the sialde
of .lelTerson i.ivingsloii. vvhosi- <*olors are being
I'sirriisl on Hie Csiiisidisiii Irsieks for Hie lirst ^Hiiie
this year. The I.ivingsloii shi|imeiil. whieh is in
ehsirge of trsliner H. K. Hrsindl. is headed hy the
Knglish bred horse. Itoyal II., winner of this year’s
l.ahniia Derh.v siml oilnr rsiees on Ihe Keiitnek.y
Irsiets The greal Iron Mask, holder of Ihe
for Hiree ipisirters. is silso inelnded in Hie shiimieid.
The sisdile has lirsi eall on Hie services of .jockey
Msiek Hsinier. He- seiisa I ioiisil siinireiiHee. wliieli will
serve to make the l.iviiigslon horses |iopnlar with
loeal rsiee goers
William Wsilker, whose horses have en.|oyed a
fsiir measure of sms-ess on the Csinsnlian eireiiil this
.Vi-sir. is coming h- Windsor wilh his entire sisllde.
wliieli eoiiiprises twelve or fonrlis-ii hordes. Among
the siiisiller sisildes Hisil will he sent from I’orl Krie
to Windsor sire those of I'.. C. I.in-sis. Heorge Semi,
H. II. Shermsiii. I’. Sheridan and K. .f. I’oiis.
Miller Henderson has wriHeii for twelve slsills
and will hring simoiig others Msiznik. Hilly Cnlheit-
son and .\mlrev Aiislin. while Hsilliiher Hros. will
loiiie on witli si log siring, imlnding Kittle Sister.
Heanty Shop. Vogue siiid the old esimpaigiier, Ih.wdv
Howd.y.
CAEFTR OF THE LATE CHARLES LITTLEFIELD.
Charles l.itlh-field. si famous jockey in his dsiy ami
for msinv X'esirs one of ,\mei*iesi’s lesidiiig Iriiim-rs,
died veslerdsiv sil Hie home of his son in law. .Iiilins
Carsi’de. liasi .NineleeiiHi sireel and Kings lligli
way. Hrii.iklyn, l.ilHi-lield was horn in UiM-hesler
ill ls:i;: ami iu-gsin his career as a .joekey in Csiiisid.-i.
where, in Hie earlv liflies. he phIi- tin- winner of
Hie lir<t rsna- lor ' the lyni-i-n’s I’lsile at Toronto.
Ills hriilher .Selsoii was riding at Hie same time.
Kill lelield relnriied lo the I jiited Stales
perii'diesilly. riding al Ihe old I-’sishioii aiiil I'nion
eonrsi-s ill Hie vieinil.v of New Yiirk ami also al
|•onghkeepsie. where then- was eonsiili-ralile rsie
ing ill Hial time. Ife sii- ompaiileil Hu> Ten Hrm-eK
Sialde lo Kngliiml in ls.77. riding I’rior. |•rioress,
la-eompte. Starke. Ciii|ip-e and oHn-r horses.
He did not remain long, however, tint n-Hirneil
to this eonnir.v and M-tth-d at I'alerson. X. .1.,
Hii-ii a famous ruuUezvons foi^. Hirf'iieii. He alvo
rode at the eld Seeanens li'aelT.' n.''ar
and took inirl in Hie imingnrsil nn-i-ting at .lerome
I’lirk ill the early sixties. He had Ihe mount on
Keiitnekv in many rin-es, Is-ing in Ihe saddle when
Hull horse won the In.-ingnraH.iii Stakes at four
mile heats at the mc-etiiij; at Jerome Park.
I do not knovV, lint, the "tiiil H.-ok foils ns that Hn-
horse was owned in IsiKl or when Iwenly six years
of age h.v .Messrs. .1. and H. HsiHigale of Morrissiiiia.
.N. I am iiHerl.v iiimlde lo tind when- Mungo
left liehind him sinylhiiig of merit and .siipiiose Hial
he was im|Hirted late in life.
Don .lohii. a hay, foaled in 1s;’2i, the craiid sire
of imported iHuimie Si-oHiind, is said to hiive heen
imported in 1S.71 Imt no record esin he found of aii.v
of Ids priMlnee. Don .lohn, liowever, liefore his
last voya-ge liei-niiie the sire in Kngisind of Ihe
(-i-li-Iirsiled stud malron .Maid of .Mashani. lo whieh
Iraei- so many of Hn- best of onr latter day horses,
notsilil.v Cylli-ne. I‘i-ti-r, Timothy. SI. Hiliiiro, So|i-
nian. Winklii-lds 1^1111-, the I-’ri-iielimsiii Kisinen, Star
Shoot and lii-ssisiii. .\projMis of Hessian, I was nil-
siwsire iiiiHI Hie other dsi.v. that he is the sire of
I nkel Tom. winner of last .years Seandanav hin
Derh.v. 1 knew well that a few of Hessian’s gel
had raced w'Hi some measures of sneeoss in Kng
IsiniK Holds finishing seeoml to China Cock for this
.vi-iirs l.ivi-riMMil Spring Cup. II is now n|i to .Mima
ger Waite. I lessisiii’s close kinsman, to carr.v olT Hie
fortlieomiiig Keiilneky Derby. KsiHior eiirions is il
md that D -II .iuhn though, he seems to have failed
to have sired anytliing at all in this eonntry slmnld
have his own line e.-irrii-d on Hirongli his griind-soii
isig.i, the sire of Hoiinie Seoihmd.
KnighI of SI. Heorge was onl.y a lillle fellow,
lisiri-lv fifli-eii hands, when In- wen Hie SI. l.eger in
ls.’il. and was a hay. h.v Irish Itirdeatiher from
Mallese hy llelman I’lalolT, bred in Ireland h.v .Mr.
Disiie.v and hii|N.rli-d into this eoiiiitr.v hy Keeiie
IHi'hiirds, of Scolt eoiinty. Keiilneky. Kniglil of
SI. H<-org«- WSIS a memlii-r of the outside No. 2l'>
f:-mil.v. Hn‘ line of (irliy Derby, Ithoilorsi. I.ihhi
Hiiiiiesis, Hill of I'orlland, whieh ns si siallioii, sel
.Xiisiriilisi sitlsime. Hlenelg. Ten Hroeek. i.ongrellow
and Ill-rod and only forty two mares were retnrm-d
for this family in Vol. IS of the K'niish Sind Hook.
Kiiiglit of SI. Heorge Is-sides esiptnring the .S|. Keger
Woii Hie NsiHoiisil Hreeders I’rortnee .Slakes at T'he
Cnrrsigli, Ireland, ami won Hie Worieslersh ire Slakes
and ran sei-oiid in Ihe Cheslertield Cup on Hn- oilier
side of tin- Irish Channel. KnighI of Si. Heorge is
famous as Ihe sire of l"dina, ain-estress of one of
this years Keiilneky Derby fsivoriles Kd Crnmp.
Mollie Kishi-r grandsim of I’an l-'ox. Heorgia Wood
one of Ihe mil iiisl ays of Hn- Maria West famil.v.
Mishap, grsimlam of Heek.iii. Hreimsi graiidiiiii -.f
The Hard. Miiga and Hoiinie Kale. Klla ’l"s dam.
Hii.V'ii d'llr. (he eliesimit Kn-neh bred son of
l-'lagisdet and .Xram-aria h.v .Xmhrose from I’oea
honisis, won the .*'K la-ger in Is7‘.l and was so
ngl.v Hull he was niekiiiinied "Hie i-amel.’’ Kayon
d’llr was im|iorled inlo ibis eonnir.v hy .Mr. W. K.
Si III I and arii-rwiirds w.-is piirehiised h.v Hie elder Mr.
Hi-lmoiit and sloml for a long lime af that genlh--
miin's Nursery Sind in this eonnidy.
The fame (if Uiiyoii d'Or does not li.y an.v means
rest with his SI. la-ger vielory. The I'ri-nehmaii,
as a 1 wo-yeiir old. won Ihe Kevsint Slakes al HimmC
wiMiil. a sw eepsi a ki-s al Dom-asli-r, iH-siliiig Clisiri-
lierl afti-rwsirds winners of Hn- Two Thonsaiid. .\s
a Hiri-e year-olil Itiiyon d'Hr eonhl only gel third
III CharilM-r( for the first of the l•lllssil•s. was nn-
pliieed *lo Sir Hevys for Hn- Di-rtiy, won Hn- SI.
.Ismn-s I'silsiee Slakes at .\seol, heal Chariherl and
Hnperrii I’or Hn- Sussex Slakes at HihhIwimiiI. w'lilked
over for Hn- /.i-Hainl Slakes, won the Hri-at l-’oal
.Slakes, heat I’laeida in Hn- S.-leif Slakes at New
msirkef and Inrned the tallies on Sir Hev.vs in Hn-
St. Is-ger. .Vs a fonr-.vesir old Kayon d'Hr led
off hv winning (wo rsn-es in I’rain-e and won Hn-
I’rinee of Wales’ Slakes and Koiis .M<-morial Slakes
on Asi'ol Ito.vsil hesiHi. This is indeed a tirsl
class raeing i-eeoril, and. as might Is- supposed.
Ka.von d’Or |irov«-d a great snei-ess as a stallion
in Ibis i-oiiiilry. iH-i-oming the sire of Haininel.
Chaos, Don de ilro, (lelagoii. sire of Helilaim- and
N'orm.in III. winner of Hie Two 'I'honsainl ; Holero.
Hiihiisiii. .Iiilien. 'I'eii Tray. Ti-nn.y. Clementina,
I’leiir d’Hr Man d'Or’s dam I'liHermonse. Lady
Madge, I.sid.v o*" the Vsil*-. I.iiiirsi Slone, l.oiiise 1’.,
Kline d’Hr. SI. I’riseilla, dam of l‘risi;illian;
.Ssarg. Tile Helle, Kensselaer's dam; Soilx era ine.
Soiillle. siml sinv nniuD-r of olher giasl om-s. It
is almost lii-.yoml eomprelH-nsion. Hint Kayon d'Hr,
greal race horse as he nndoilldedl.v was. sneeess-
fnl sire as lie ployed himsi-ir In Is-, should have
fsiile.l to estsihlish a line of his own. Hilsigmi ;u-
eomplishisl mill'll as :i sire in gi-Hiig Hehlame and
Norman III., sind I H ink his degradsilion to the
ranks of Hn- Hris-diiig Hnreaii was a hit preiiisilnre.
Hrmoiide’s Ki-lipsi- has illread.v heen desill with
under the Derhy winness. and KimI. Siimrs sin-
less SIS a sire has also Iss-n nolisl ami Hiis winds
up Hie winners of the SI. l.eger whieh haxe i-ome
lo ns from across the western oei-an.
M. vr. LKA( H.
Hpposisl to him in that event, whieh was eonlesli-d
ill Isili:. WII-; Hn- fiimons negro rider ’‘.VIn-.’’ n-ekoned
Hie tiiiesi horsem.-in of his lime. It was in this
I'oiilesl that Kentneky Is-.-it lillewild iilid I-'leel
wing.
In 1S(!7 he rode Keiilmk.y in a race against
I.exinglon’s four mile ri-eord of 7:l'.i^'i. Imt failed
to Ih-siI il. Tliis was his last imldie ap|M-iiriiiiie
iii Hn- saddle.
l.itlletielil then liraneheil out as a trainer of
Hn-roiiglilireds ami silmied Hn- first animal plsieed
ill his eiire was Hn- mare Ilira. aflerivard Hie
dsim of llimyar. .Vii-'Hier horse in his eiire iiliont
Hull time wsis Heiieral Duke, a son of ls-\ingloii
Hi.'if won Hn- Helmont Slakes in ls7o. Kale in
that .veiir he tinik Milton II. Sanford's Imrsi-s to
train and had a greal measure of siin-i-ss, having
under Ids rare sinh horses al Moiisirehist. I’l-eiik
ness and Salina. afterward Hie dam of Ssilvsilor.
William ilaywsird wsis the premier imkey for this
stahli-. whieh al-o had Doiisilme, Driscoll and Kd
Keiikes among its riders.
Ill the antnmn of IS7.7 T.iHletield tinik Hie San-
ford hors<-s to Kngland and rsn-ed Hn-m tlnre for
three ,s<-asons, relurniiig lo Ami-rie.-i in 1S7S, 'I'he
fi'llowiiig year In- Irained the horses of the late
I’ierre Korillard. Imt dis:igrt-ed with Hial gentleman
.-Mill o|M-in-d a pnldie stsilde in IS-ssi. Me then Iniiiied
for Hn- lute .lames Halwiiy. who rsieed under the
iisiim- of Hie I’resikm-ss Stalde sind had a gri-al
measure of siieeess. seiidili’g sinh horses ns fanileii
and Kelvidere lo Hn- post, l.iile in Ihe eighties,
he formisl a inirl m-rship wilh Charles I’.oyle. now
lixiiig at WiMMlsIiM'k. Canada, willi whom he had
si-M-ral most sneei-ssfni seasons. .Vmong Hn- liesi
Inirsi-s owned hy Hn-m wen- Hlhmiir. Mi-s .Maud.
I'eaeemaker ami Mv I’ellow. whieh Kady Keel, al'ler
ward the dam of llsimhiirg, was a nn-mher of Hn-
stiilde, iilHioiigh owned hy Dr. .Vinirew Smilh of
Toronto.
The firm of Itovle A- KilHelh-ld was dissolvi-il
in ISP2 sind sinee that time Mr. Killlefiehl has
trained si fi-w horses for Hn- Iiile .Tsitin-s IK llsig-
gin. It is said Hull he was ri-;ponsihle in a great
measure for Ihe sm-eess of the phei-omeiial Waler-
Imy. this hlaek horse having l«-eii disesiriled ns well
nigh w.irHiless iinlil Mlliefield in-rsevered wilh
him Hn- spring In- was .-c-Hin-e year old.
Mr. Kit I lelield is snrvivisl hy three sons — Kn-d.
who. like his fsiHier, wsis a rider ami wini now is
living in Maryliiml, where he owns a large farm;
Harry, who Irains the horse of .1, K. Seagram,
presideni of Hn- Hntsirio .imkey Cliih. and llnd.
» lio lives In .New .It-rsey, Charles I.itlletield.
iinother son. who was a tiirrmati of note, died sonn-
.veiirs ago ill Hie prime of life. He will t»- re
esilled as Hn- owin-r of Coiinoissi-ur. Miss I’rim,
Siihilla and olher gimil iierformers. — New York Siin
of July U.
Water Lady Wins the Fort Erie Stakes in a Canter
from Vogue and Bendel — Miituel System
Proves Popular.
Fort Krie, Hut., .Inly It).— The Fort Krie Sliike.a,
a dash of Hin-e ipiarti-rs with 4H,.'ilM) added, was
lesiliired hy the Niiigsiia |{aeiiig .VssiH-inHoii for Ihe
elosiiig day’s progrnm at l-'ort Krie. .Vii immense
giiHn ring tiiriied uni, Hn- al ti-nd.-iin-e heing Ihe Isirg-
esl h.v lar Ilf the meeting. There was u deeidi-d im-
provement in track eondilions and inlen-sling eoii-
lesls Were in order. Iron .Msisk and Vsilsis wen-
wit lidrawn from the stake raee and of the eight Hisit
were left in. VValer l.ad.v and Kni-ore were eonpleil
ns .Mrs. .lames .Vrlhiir's i-nlry, and I’.oh Hensley and
The Norman as the K. It. KIkins eiilr.v. Tin- rni-i-
provi-d eiisv for VV.-il(-r I.sid.v, whieh won in ii i-aiiter
iifler In ing eased lip in the last dozen yards, .---ipiee.
ler ami Kin-ore set a fast paee lo Ihe far Hirn,
where VVsiler Lad.v went to Ihe front with a rush
and in tin- homesireleh kept iin-reiising In-r snl-
xanliige. Vogue w'lis second and I’.emlel lliird.
.'11 iiileresied vi.-;ilor at Korl Krie this ii rti-rinnni
was .1. VVadsworth of Hi-in-si-o. .N. V., siml ehsiir-
man of ihe Ni-w V ork Stale Kill ing c,,mmissi.ni.
Mr. VVadsworlh ni.-idi- a Ihoroiigh ius|n-i-lion of the
miitiiel pisiiil and was enlhiisisistie ovi-r tin- s.vstem.
He was the guest of the stewards during Hie iifler-
IIIMIII iiinl Watrhed a eonple of races from the
judges’ sl.-iiid.
.IiN-ki-.v .1. .Siii.rlh will lio Hie light-weight riding
f.ir Ihe .1. K. .S«-agram stable at Wimisor. His
iiiiele has Hiriied Hn- lad ovt-r to .lohn Kviins. wlio
will look after his engagements. The elder Smyth
has arran-ged wilh Charles Hrown to lake up u
.xeiirliiig liy HnrsI I’lirk— l.adv Cliarles that lie has
turned out in Ki-ninek.v. Smyth intends racing
his lior-s-s at New Hrli-aiis next winter.
Kd .Meore. silting for S. Neiviiiaii. has luirehased
the msii'e Hula \\ elsli from Waller Carr.
’the a ppl'eii t iei- SI llow'si net- of joeke.vs .Veton and
lirirlwell expired xvilli Hie eoiielnsioii of tmlay’s
rin iii-c.
Slim I.. Ills elaiim-d Luther after In- was heiilen In
th»- sixHi raee on I’ridiiy. Lniher. hy Hn- wiiv, was
ri-spoiisilde for Ihe mixiip iil the stall, in ‘ whieh
Hu- heavily hsii ked fsivorile, Cl.viila, and KroiiHer
Were lefi III the post. When Hn- liarrh-r was sprung
l.niher rnii iiero.ss Ihe truck and Hirew Hn- other
two iigsilnst Hit- iiisiih- feme. The slewsirds ordered
that Kniher’s entry he refnseil niitil his had liiihits
III till- |Misl are eorrei-|ei|.
The miilnel niaihiin-s at I-'orl Krie iiroved a big
sm-eess sind. like Him- I'.oiinels. there wsis a steiidx'
improvement in Hie voinme of speenliiHoii as Hn-
nieeling progressed and Hn- s.vsiem proxed i-iiHrely
sal isfiielory holli to the piihlie and Hie iissoeial ion.
It hsis liei-n pi-i-dieted liy close ohservers Hull Hie
iiisiehines -.(ill do well at Wimisor.
H. W. Deppler, who riiei-d an imporliint sialde on
Hie mirlherli eireiiil some few .years ago. has re-
Inrm-d lo raeing with a sK-ilile o'f four. His horsei
are ill eliarge of Ihe .Maryliiml trsiiiier. \V. Kesiling.
a skillful man with ii horse.
.lames HimIi-ii Iio|h-s to he aide lo ship the D.
Ksiymond string from Hamilton lo .Montreal early
next Wts-k. His depnrliire wsis dehiyed hy Kisidest
lieing laid up as a ri-snll of Injuries siistsiim-d in
his liisl raie. Several lii.vers iiinl idhers departed
for Montreal Iasi niglil lo In- on Innid for the o|m-ii-
ing of Hn- King I'idwsird I’lirk meeting.
Kdwiird McHride. whose horses will In- ship|H>d
lo SarsHogii on lay, left for .VHilliHe Cily with
his |■.-lnlily last night.
Lewis Hiirlh will md ship to Windsor. The di-
vision of Hn- slahle that In- riieed at I’orl I’.rie will
III- sent liiiek to lliimiltoii. Mr. Harih will go to
Virginia l.i look over the horses In- is resting during
the Slimmer for a wilder i-ampsiign.
The spriiiler Vork'ille ran in Ihe name of .1. .1.
Kyiin ill Hn- third raee this afterii.ion. Mr. Kyaii
pnrehsised Hn- liorse fi‘om W. ,|. .Melllmiirray sind
Hie slewsirds lifted the snspensioii w hen t hev learned
of the Iraiii-rer.
A. H. We-ilon and Henry MeDiiniels. with the
I horni'li ITi- Stalde. shipped In Windsor (his morn-
ing. 'I'wo big sp*-eial Irains will pull out early .Mon-
day morning.
.loekeys .M . -Harnir and .1. Aelon snstsiim-d only
minor hrnises wlien Hn-elings and Tar Hriish fell
ihii'iiig tin- rnnning of Hn- tiflh rin-e.
Smith \- l''iirrar have ileeidi-d lo resi Weyaiioko
and Kady Kninlon ii| I-’orl Krie indil Hn- next meet-
ing nf liie Niiigiira Ksieii--g .VssiiiiiiHoii.
Hiiy Hums will aeeompsiiiy I In- McHride stalde t->
Siiriilnga siinl will h.-i'e Hn- mniiiil on Hie i-nii k two-
.vesir-old, Heorge Smith, in his rines at the. Spa.
CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF.
T. I,, l‘ieri- 1 - is iit I.exingliHi lo hreak several
yearling l«-l.mgiiig In T. H. Ha.ves, .Vlliert V ogU-r
and Olliers.
Sii|«-rinleiideii1 .Tames P. Hess is riishing lo eoni-
pli'lioii Work on improrenn-nis at Hie Kentnek.y
.Vssoeialhiii Iraek.
William Wallace has reeeiv«-d a telegram al I.ev-
inglon from W. .1. Vonieg iiimoimeing Hn- safe ar-
rival at Ssiriilogii of six ears of horses from
KsiPini.'i.
Harnett Kergnsori. in a lelli-r from San l-'raneiseo
to a friend al Ki-xiiigP-ii, sa.vs raeing is eerlaiii to
In- reviM-d in California this year and pe.sple are
eager for it.
.leseph Marroiie has In-en raeiii-g liorses sinee ISH.’i.
Me ilexeloped. among oilier riders. Mart.v Hergen,
who was the I'l.remost joekey of his lime. "I lliink
Vigilant w.-is the ln--t liursi- I’ve ever owned,’’ said
Mr. Marrom- a day or two ago.
HilTord Coeliriiii now has forty-lwo .yearling-!,
which are more than any .Vnierienn stiihle has liad
for man.v a year. He has just received a shipment
of fhret- fr-im Kenimkv. ineinding a hsi.v eolt hv
Disgiiist — I’retl.v Maiden and Hiererore a brother to
( ’oim-ly.
Silas Veiteh. at one time one of the lesnling
slia-pleeha-s- jinkeys of Ihe i-oiinlry. declares the
jiimiM-rs of Hn- present da.v are not ihe ei|nal of the
liiiiher lop|H-rs of He- past gem-nil ion. In Ids
opinion. Hn- In-st elisiser of modern limes was
Hi'cnl and I’leid.v. The Ik-sI jumper he ever rode,
sa.vs he, was Kami of Clover.
.1. (’. Milam has seiil his old enmpaigner Mer-
rick from his farm lo Hn- Keiitnekv .VssoeiaHon
course lo go inlo training for Ihe rsieing of next
fall. Milam has in his string Knihroidery. .Vndrew
M.. (i|-ga Star. Caplaiii Kis-s. CoriiO.. .1. .1. Mur-
dock. .'sparagiis Sam. Vleeii H.. Iron Master. Tnreo,
Ma lerfiil and a yearling ti.-iy lllly hy Marla Sintii
Knphrasia siml a yearling ehestniit eolt h.v I’eep
o’Diiy -Knville H. K.
Mickey Mih-s has received a letter friim \V.
Shaw form Hi-rmany in which the Intler ihs-lari-s
he will prohiihly relnrii to this eoiiiitrv this moiiHi.
Shaw sa.vs raeing is In-iiig eemliieted theri- oiiee ii
week. Siimlsiy In-ing Hie day si-t aside for the sport.
Shaw wsis held lip al Dover for six ilays on his wav
to I’n-rlin ainl did ind iirrivi- at his deslinalion iiiiHl
last moiiHi. He sa.vs riders’ Iheiises are scare as
Hn- iiiiHi -riHes refiist- to grant Hn-iii to any iiM-keys
who had not Is-eli mi the ground before (In- war
kturted.
2
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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
Monday's races
The horses whicii seem best
are:
Aqueduct, N. Y., .Tul.v 10.
1 PresuTiiption, True as .Steel, Nonreiblin.
— llamlsallrounil. Smiefrainbiaii. The Elephant,
o -lien Ouime. C. .M. .Miller, Cuy Fisher.
4- -l.orae. t'elandria. Pleiime.
.“i Saratoga, - Itieiiaril laiiunlon. Tinkle Bell.
0 —.Mala ell ile. llendrie. Mi-adoworlli.
F. J. Ortell.
NOTED WRITER JOHN CORLETT IS DEAD.
.\ man of far ri’acliini; ami louK-niaintained in-
tineiiic in eouiiei'tiou with British raiius; passi-il
awa.v, when .lohn Cerielt diml .tune -11. lit liis
carmT ami activities Lonilon Siiortin;; Lite Of .lune
111 said; ".Mr. .lohn Corlctt. tlie lounder of the
■iS|iorliti;r Times.’ and for ni.in.v years its s de pro
jirii-tor and editor, dh d on Wedtiesda.v Irom iieart
failure, at his residmice at Walmer. Mr. Cor-
lett, who hail Is-eii in ill healtli fnr some time,
reaehed the atre of seveiity-fiiur ou A|iril S last.
"Born at Wiuthorpe. Stalls, lie was the sou of
a siTaeatil -major of llie Sixth Dra.ifoou tluanls. A
eommereial patli in till' Cil.v of l.oiidoii with .Mi'ssr...
Travers ami Sou in Clieapside was early ehnsen
for liim, and by the time lie liad reaelied ids ma-
joril.v 111- was already at the h«‘ad of a deiiart-
meiit. 'file eommereial world in the City of l.omleii
was. perliaps, more elosidy eiiiineeted witli raciii"
in tli.ise days than is now tlie case, and .Mr. Cor-
letf. wliile 'till enaufted in commerce, <•ontract<■d
a close friendship with tlie lal.' Dr. Sliorthonse,
w liose name is still riMiieiiiln-red in coiinection witli
tile 'Blaeklock lihiiMl.’ Mr. I'orlett joined t!
diH-lor in certain jiuirnalislic interests, and lot'ether
they lonnded the 'Sporlin;; Times,’ at first a paiM-r
of only four small paj;es. and withmU the smart
squills and wit and the liliisliiuir iiink tone wiiieii
later made Hie |inliliealion. iKitli at home and
uliroad, so extraordinarily iioimlar.
"It was on the death of Dr. SliorUioiise tliat
.Mr. Ciirlelt lieeanie solel.v ‘Tiie Master’ of the
‘1‘ink ’I'll.’ -Vnd llis was indeed a most fortnnate
pnreliase. It lieeanie his |)ro|KTty for 'an old .sonjr.'
as the sayinii ,i;<k‘s. for we have heard it stated
that to obtain sole iiossession lie iilanki'd d.i
C.'iO ready nione.v, witli a liill for a lik<‘ amount.
Keeoii'lrneiion qiiiekly followed, and Mr. Corlett
retained ids elose ninneetion with tiie iia|«T niitil
a little over two years a>;o. wUmii. };etlin^ tireil of
tli<> eiliforial eliair and full er•'rol. he was tier
sniiihol to dispose of his iiiteresl to the iireseijt
proprietor. .Mr. De Wend Feiili.n.
"llis iiersoiialily on the tnrf was reinarkaide.
He was acquainted witli all araiks of raein.i; as-
sociates. I'olllii's also interested Idm e insiih raldy,
and more tlian onee it was snc.uesled that In
should Ikm ome a eandidat«‘ for I’.irlianieiit. It i.-
hardly neeessary to say wlial polities lie fayored.
situ e the weekly leaders he w rote for the ‘.Siiort-
im: Times’ for so liait; frequently had as its pre
face. •Hij'li Toryism. Hiirh Chureldsm, and lllil Por
lor Ever.’ Jli‘ was a justice of tln> iMoiee for llie
eoniity of Kent.
"He left tlie old 'Itottoniliarley’ iionie liy wliieh
name Cliarllon Court was familial ly know n, for
Walmer, owin;4 to the lease from tlie Kilmer family
falling lliroiiftii. and tliai. tniietlier with tlie previ
oils death of his wife, seemed to be the lifst si;;iis
of file break-up of a tdtlierto snmid eonslilulioii.
"llis wife, !i dauirliler of Cliarles f'tel.ldti.irs, of
Newmarket, liy wlioiu lie liad two sons ami two
daiitililers. died ill liaili. Tlie old mililary fiiiiiily
tradition was carried on liy tlie lieir, wiio for a ion
widle was in India, witli tlie Beiio.-il c'avalr.y. wldb
the ,viinni;er was in the ■Itllfls,’ and met with ids
ileatii oil aelive service duriiii; the South .\triean
war.
"Wlien -Mr. Corlett settled down at Charlton
Ciiiirl lie always had a few hroodmares in tin- iiad
docks, iiilt Ids aiiibitioii to lined a poiMl race horse
was never attained. His raeiiij; colors were not al
wii.vs of the jiiiik and hlaek tiraid wideli stiaid
iijrainst Ids name in tlie ‘llaeinir Calendar’ at tin
lime of Ids death, for some .years previously tlier
was no liraid on tlie pink, while jirevious to lss2
flic livery was widle. except some slight Kold or
luiiiientatiiiiis. In his time he liad several trainer
iiieindiiiir Edward Marlin, father of the present
’I'ilshead resident. Tlieii tliere was Cliarles WiumI
widle .Mr. ('orleU eouhl lioast <iC liaviiu; a lioisi
with ids olii friend, .lohn 1‘orter, at tlie periml
that Kinaselere stiellered tlie horses lieleie^ina I
Kin:; Edward, tlien, of eoiirse. Prince of Wales.
"The lirst animal .Mr. Corlett owiie.l was a I’hor
liianli.v mare called Atlanta, w hieli was bred b.v tin
late Henry Warin;; in 1S71. and two years later,
at tile second tinie of askinj;. site ran a dead lieat
Willi till- lal Tom .lenniii^s’ .''Ir Carnet, in tile Piitdii
Sales Slakis at Windsor, tile stakes liein;4 divided
N'ewliousi- llieii rode for Mr. Corlett. Tlie filly nevei
ran .ifter lier jnvenile career, and was Hie lirst
liroiMimare in tlie Charlton I'onrt |iaihlo<-ks. .\tlanta.
however, died in iss.'i after Iiaviii;; only two foals.
“Proliatily llie l.est Imrse ever owned hy .'ir. Cor-
lett was I.et Ho tlie Painter, a well-named Imr;
liy Velasquez onl of ’I'oriaalo Calelier. This animal
once endeavored to win the Itoval Hunt Cup. Iml
llhiiiirli not equal to Hint task, lie was mme Hiaii
uselul iierloriiier."
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I l»‘ sent hy mail and none liy wire unless reply pre-
I payment is made al time of wirin;; query.
S. 'I. S.. Cliatliam. Hiil. II wa-
H. H. H. Elai". III. -V parlav n
iiierv ami the .McBride eiitry. .Inly
papl at the rale of .f_’s.7i to #i.
draw.
Casli I'll Di
i. wmild havi
(|ttiesee. is that there shall he no ri'slrietion resard-
iiii; the simiee of material whelluT iiiilde in tile
Chieaqo district or el'ewliere. Tile last iHiint of
dilTereiiee wa' wlietlier jiiurney men wlio iK-eanie em-
plovina eoniraelors slioiihl register will: Hie eoii-
traetors’ association. it was aarexl tliey should
reaisier once a year — as do all contruetors — and I'ay
a !;:ii aniuial fee.
Says a dis|iateli from Halifax. N. S., of yesterday:
"A Immli placed almard tlie Atlaiitie traiis|iort liner,
Miiiiielialia. prc-li:ild,v wliile it la.v at its pier in .New
York, caused tlie explosion and tire at sea, in Hie
opinion of Hie nllieers of Hie steamer, wliieli put in
liere for ex.iniination lisl.iy. The ex|ilosioii iMi urred
in No. hold tind was of territie foree. shaking; Hie
vessel from viem to .stern. Tlmse of tlie crew wlio
were fiirward at tlie lime were slniiniai li.v Hie slioek
and two sailors were liiirled into the air. Flames
fidlowed qniekl,v and for two days and two nijrhts
the crew stru.airled heroically to save Hie shili.
Tliere is no lioulit in Hie ininds of the otiieers
that Erieli Mneiiter. • alias Erank Holt, nr eonfeder-
ates, were res|Hinsilde for tlie explosion, wliieli ih--
enrred at l:1.7 o'clock on Hie afternoon of .Inly 7,
Hie (lat<> on wliieli .Mnenter pvislieteil Hiat some ves-
s(d. the iianie of wlihh lie aiipeareil to lie nneerl a in,
would lie destroyed. It was recalled that a number
of Hermans were iiiuon.ir llie stevedores wlio ludped
load Hie sliiji at New York. Muenter’s plans were
frnsiraled li.v Hie fact tliat his weaiKiii of destrtic-
tion was plauiMl witli miseellaneous freij;lit forward,
and so was separated b.v stout Imlklieads from an
enornions ear"o of aminnnition wliieli, witli otlier in-
llammable niunilions of war intended for tlie allies,
lilied Hie after liolds. While Hie sailors foueht Hi<‘
tire. Captain Claret lieaded llis siiip for Halifax and
iToiiKlit it safid.v thnmKh a ^ale and fot; to an
anelioratre in tlie Iow<t liarlior liere at 1 o’clock tliis
alteriiooii. By Hint tinii' the flames had eaten their
way into No. 4 liold. Imt late this afternoon it
was announced they iiad lieen pxtin.qnislied.”
Tlie Hiornale d'llalia of Turin, Italy, tells of tlie
eapinre of a Herman submarine li.v a ruse. It says
tliat a steamer ludoii.iiin;; to one of the neutral Bal-
kan slates was eaiiirlit lai^m wilii lieiizine and
naplillia Ii.v an Italian vvarsliii). Tlic eaplaiu of
tile steamer confessed he was waitini; to deliver tlie
to a Hc-rman snimiarine. Tlie naval eoni-
niander tliereniKui took possessicii of the ve.s.sel,
manned it will: a erew of ills own hlne jackets,
disenised as ladimiry seamen, and armed the sliip
with maeliine ;:nns. Then it set i»itt to keep the
ippointment. Precistdy at tlie hour and spot ar-
ranirial a iK-riseope was seen emer^in,i; from Hie
iiri'aee. Hreetinas were liein.:; exelianj'ed. wlieii
till' eominander of the steamer stepped forward and
ried: "Take your choiee: surrender, or lie s:-nt
to tlie lioHom.”' Tlie Teutons chose to surrender,
ami with Hieir craft were towed to a naval port.
dispatch from I’etroftrad of yeslerday claims an
imponaiit suei'css and says: "Tlie ^nind duke's
iinnies not only have halted the Austro-Herman ad-
vance on l.uldin. hnt have taken the olTcnsive and
drivins; Heneral Maekeiiseii hack on a wide
front, extendin.i; from the nioiiHi of Hie River Pi«l-
lip to the south <if Bykliawa. Hie war oltice aniionned
tiida.v. In file li.irhtin^ around the village of Wil-
kokazorn alone we have taken l.'i.tHKt prisoners. ,\t
the village of Koiiptche, on the Bntf river, the enemy
left 5(H» dyad before our trenches. ”
Yesterday's haseball results National Ix-aj'ue;
Br.'okl.vii s, Chieaifo tl Hirst KanuH; P.rooklyii li,
Cliiea>;i> h (second ^ani*-); St. Louis 7. I’.oston 1
Hirst jraniel; Boston o’. St. Louis 1 (seeoiul Kamei;
New York 7. Cineiniiati :!; Pliiiadelpliia (>. I’itls-
linr.;h :!. .Vmeriean Leairne; Cliiea^o 1. Wasliinir-
le.n 1 (faille <Mlled — rain): New York 4, Cleve-
land O; Boston (!. Detroit li: St. Louis 4. Pliila-
deliiliia k. iMMleral Leairne: Baltimore N'<‘W-
ark St. Louis P. I’itt.slmrKh 1; ISnlTalo, 7. lirook-
lyn ‘J.
From Cliristiana. Norway, a statement says:
local insnranee newspaper puldislies a reiairt that
Hie llamlmr.if-.Vnieriean Steamship eompany has
failed. ImviiiK suffered immense losses as a eunse-
queiiee of a iiumher of its steamers lieinj; eaptiired
wliile others hav«‘ been interned by iieutnil powers
or itmipelli d to remain in Herman ports. It is said
Hint tile daily loss, ineindint; interest, sustained liy
the l■ompan.v <‘xeeeds ^lIOO.fMIO.
Heneral BoHia, commander of the forces <if Hie
ITiion of SoiiHi Africa, lias accepted tlie surrender
of all Herniaii mililary forces in Herman Southwest
.tfriea. sa.vs a dis|iateli from I’reloria. The Her-
man forces wliieli surrendered to Heip'ral Botha
iinnili<‘red 1104 officers and d.lt’.C men. it was officially
aiinoiineed. They turned over 127 tield eaumiu and 1’2
maeliine guns.
Turkisli forces from Yemen, southwest .Vraliia.
supported liy .trails, are Hireateniiig .\den. the Bri-
lisli free port, aeeordiin; to an ollieial ri'iiorl issm d
liy tlie Briti.sli press bureau yesterday. Tlie Turks,
w'itli a large immiier of .trails and lield guns, crossed
.till n iiinlerl.ii.d. m-ar lailmj, eompelling a British
foree to fall liaek ou Aden. This occurred on .Inly 5.
Fire started earl.v yesterda.v morning in Hie I’ublie
Drug eouipany’s store at 2(> SouHi .Slate street. Be-
fore the lirst engine company reaehed Hie tir«-, the
names Imd spread to the Empornm, in Hie adjoining
store. Several liremcn were eut liy Hying glass and
iivereomo liy smoke, .t 2-11 alarm was turned in.
The damage is estimated at $2.'i,tHl0.
Brown Bros. & Co., of New York, annonnceil yes-
terday Hiat lliey were negotiating with French in-
stil iit'ions for the placing of a French credit in tliis
eonniry to facilitate eommereial exports. It is r<‘-
ported that Hie credit will be in the neighliorlioiHl
of 1;20,(Hio.(HH». witli a iiossiliility that it will lie
greatly *-nIarged.
The B.ritish admiralty stated that it was officially
annonneed at I’eirograd tiiut tlie suhmariue wliieli
made a sueeessfnl attack ou a Herman vvarsliip of
•Inly 2 ill the Baltic was a British lioat. 11 is
elainied that the sunken hattlesliip was the I’om-
iiiern of lietweeii 14.IHI0 and l.-|,<aio tons.
dispatch to Renter’s T.degram eompany of
London from .Uexaudria. Egypt, states while the
snllan of Egypt was going to prayers a homh was
Hirown from a window and fell at Hie feet of Hie
liorses. It liid not explmle, liowever. The jiersou
will! tlirew Hie IkhiiIi escaped.
-\llied warsliips aceoiiiiianh-d li.v air llotillas are
eoiidneling a systematic immliardmenl of ,\sia 'linor
(oast towns from the Hulf of Adrainyti to Hie Hnlf
of I’lioenlx. according to .Mylilene disiialelies.
Smynm. Vonrla and .Vivali liave lieen lieavily
sliidled.
The .\nierieiin cotton crop of UH4 was the largest
ever iiiodiieed. liaving readied Hi,i:!L'.).;d i‘qnivaleiit
.'iiKi pound liales wliieli, if placed end to end, would
reaeli more tlian half around the world at ,tlie
equator.
HI
S“
E Deiiliy
Ml)
HI
•J.'.
C O’ Mahoney
1 u\:>
IlH)
100
M
S McGraw
lot)
3 l.'i lO^Ciileiuni
2 I. 71 7 I-one Star
.Mi ll
Time. 24 Vi, 48?i, l;14^i, 1:2S. Track fast.
$2 iiiiituels paid. Eels. $1 t..ii> straiglif. !(;(•, .so
plaeii. $4.7(1 show: .\cniiicn, $1.20 place, $.:..'i0 sl((iw;
Dick Benson, $7.70 show.
Winner \V. Covinglon's li. g. Iiy Sempronius
— I’.inda (trained by \V. Coyingtonl.
Start fair. Won driving; .'ceond and Hiird same.
21582 Fdiirtli Race— .l-S .Mile. I’ursp 4-ycar-
(ilds and upward. S(dling. Net value to winner
$210; second, $(i0; third,
E(iniv. odds
Iii(!. llcd'se. W't.
‘2 1500 - .Mel ro|i(iiitan HIS
■21®4X-.l’,ge (tlieens ley
2 1 .5 1 7 ’ Ijiglit Kni.glitl(is
21547 01(1 Coin l(l!f
2i;i8!) .'nil Tilly l(i7
2 1.5 17 “.lake -\rgent lh.7
21548 Manganese 100
Time. 232.i, 48,
Fin. .ioeke.v. Straight.
1> C Hross 41M( 100
2“ G Warren .‘Ho-KHI
;i* VV laials l.ViO-KKi
4!I G Molesworth 12oo-KK>
0“ W Kelsa.v IISO pH>
(i'i W ormes 2020 10(1
7 ' E Di nny iSO-KH)
l:OOVi- Track fast.
21390 -Say
ill
S Smith
l.Tki loO
( 2 1388 ) Hi ando
113
W Kelsay
3.70 too
(21 180)1 ’1)11 .Molir
H3
W Me.I.S
319- Mf)
‘21180 T):(iis|>are)it
117
.1 .Murphy
2;;sii loo
(215.51 ) Kii-st Star
113
S’**
C Ri.blle
27M-1O0
(21503 )H. WalbanUIB!
H Tullett
2710 MO
2l.50;i Emelila
91
lo-
R Crawlord
t
( 2 1 52 1 )Orli:i Smile
HI
ll
F Stevens
t
t'lnlnel (odd.
Time. 241.i, 481.i, l:141i, l:41“i. Track fast.
$2 nintncls paid. Louise I’anl. .so. to straiglit, $.'.,70
pliicc $12(1 sliow ; I’alsy Mack. $20.70 idacc, $I1.'.!0
show; El I’atii, ti(4d. $;:.!Ml slmw.
Winner— C. Hawk’s li. in. 5, liy Kilkerran — The
Crisis (traine(i liv C. llawkl. s
Slart good. Won driving; s(>cond and third same.
I
.$2 111(0 u(ds paid. .VletniiKilitan. $11. so straight,
$.1.20 place, .$;!.!Mi show ; .Judge Hh(‘ei(s, $.5.10 place',
f.I.Otl show: Light Knight, $0.70 show.
Winiic;- .1. .Me Cartliy’s b. h. S. b.v Filigrane —
.\nnie 'I'liompson (trainesi b.v .1. MeCartli.vi.
Slart ,go(Ml. Won driving; seennd and third same.
21583 Fifth l!ao(' — 1 Mile. Independence Handienp.
'■.•line $1,200. .'I-.vear (lids and upward. .Net value
lo winner $715; seciind.
$.3IM); tl)ir(l, $I.7().
Eqniv. Odds
Ttid. Horse.
Wt.
Fin. .Ioeke.v.
Straigl)t.
(215l9)Loftus
119
I'i
J Muriihy
4320- MO
2 1550 Zoroaster
M3
211
K Carter
24U«,) pm
21481 .lolm Grahanill2
fiu
G Molesworth t
(2 1550) Clark M.
1M
li
R S'liali
7:!l)-l))9
2 looOHtash
MS
71
G Gro.s.s
240-PH)
2 1 550 “ Executor
MS
55
(’ Itiddle
21M-M0
21481 -’Stolen Ante
loti
7-»
AV Oniies
MSO-PH)
(2 1483) London Girl 91
S“
0 Gentr.v
1 I.7))-1IM)
(21279) Potitefract
km:
9".
W Kelsay
720-1110
2 148 I 1!e
M7
10
G Warren
H7'f-10t>
tC'inplcd in Iietting.
Time. 24%, 48%. 1:14. 1:40%.. Track fast.
$2 liintnels paid. Daniels A lleHlge's entry. $s. (O
straiglit, .l;.5.!Ki plaio, $5.4t) show; /oroaster, .$20.Stl
place. $1 i.tiO show .
Winner Daniels A- Hodge's eh. g. 4, liy Dick
Welles —Edna Shannon Itraine'd by ('. B. Daniels).
Start good. tVon driviu"-: second and third same.
21584 Sixtli Race — 1 .Mile*. I’ttrse $.‘!iM). .'J-.vear-
(ilds am? upward. Selling. Net Nalnc to winner
.$’210; .setMiid, $t!t); third. $:!t).
Eqniv. Odiks
Ind. IIor.se. Wt.
2148(1 Louise I’aul HM!
21550 I’alsy Mack 114
(21548) El I’ato lOS
Fin. Joeke.y.
Ill G Warren
2‘ik E 1 fenny
3“ O Gentry
Straight.
220- lot)
;;is(i ]ft(i
21585 Sevelitli Itaec :! i Mile. I’tirse $’2.5t). Owners’
Dundieap. Colorado-owned. ;!-y('ar-id(!s and up-
ward. Net villiK' to winner $175; second. $.'iO;
third.
$25.
E(iniv. Odds
1)1(1.
Horse.
Wt.
Fin. .I(M‘ke.v.
Siraiglil.
2 1 52 1
Zia
IOg
1>
.1 Russell
1217 MO
2101 9
Fav. .Vrtiele
10.*i
2»
W Kelsay
41520 MO
2 1 52 1
p't. .lohnson
;i'i
C Gross
fiC. MO
2I54«
Minnie F.
S'J
l-
0 Gentry
t'.)7 |(M)
21502
.'line McGcc
7'V
C I’asqnil
727 |(M)
2 1 503
(.)Hlo
IbS
(!*
AV ( )nnes
1 230 100
21417
Ca])t. Druse
m
7“
R Carter
t
21499
Planetary
sr»
S“
F Fuller
t
21514
T utor
9
G Warren
1.7S0 100
ttConpii'd in Iietting.
Time. 23%. 48%. 1:14%. Track fast,
$2 mntuels iiaiiL /ia. $2t;,!l0 straight, $11-50 place.
$o.so sliiw: C. C. I’tiilllips’ entry. $1<i.7t1 pliiee'.
$0.10 show : Fort .folinson. $4.;;ti sliow .
Winner -I. Knteli’s li. in. it. Iiy Orntis— Anna
ftrained Iiv .1. C. lieiidrieksi.
Sl irt gi till for all lint Dtilo. Won driving;
seeoiiil and tliird same.
2158G
F.igl)th Race—
.5-8 Mile
. Pnr.se $250. 1-year-
oills ;
and niiward.
Selling.
.Net vaU(
' to wnim r
$175;
s;m oml. $'»0;
tliird.
. .<525
Eqniv. Oilds
Iml.
Hid'sc.
AVt.
Fin. .Toekey.
Siraiglil.
21418
Aunt Elsie
pm
1-?.
0 Gentry
7!C.
21549
lirigliouse
110
R Small
rje^MOO
(21418) .Vrrowshaft
M7
AV Ormes
ipm MO
2128G
('has. (Joetz
M7
4'i
E Denny
3207 1(H)
2 1502 “The Culi
110
;,h
G t ry
2125 KH)
2 1500
■'Swart's Hill
M7
ti'ik
S .Smith
21.. KHI
21142
Cecil
107
7’*
W Kelsax'
1(M»
( 2 1 514 ) Cherry .‘Jeodl'd
S‘
G AVarreii
\m
21547
Carondolet
107
F Fuller
2S(ill-pM)
Time. 23, 47%, 1:00. Track fast.
$2 miitnels II, ‘lid. .\niit Elsie, $17.00 straight. Ss..-,o
place. $5.00 show : Briglioiisc. $5. lit place. $l tt0
sliow ; .\rrowslia ft. $.5. '.Ml slmw.
Winn<‘r- .i. K;indidpli's lir. f. 4. Ii.v If niiih' loe—
Elsi(' Harris (trained hy .1. Randolph).
Start giKMl. 'Von easily; .second and third driving.
FORT ERIE FORM CHART.
FORT ERIE, ONT., SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1915.— Seventh and last day.
SniniiKT Mei ting of 7 days. Weather clear.
Niagara Racin.g As: oe'alion.
I’rosiding Stewanl, Joseph ,\. Mni'pli.v.
Secretary. .1. B. CamplKdl.
I’reshling Jt:dgc, Francis Nelson. Starter, B. Dade, liaciny
Ilacing starts at 2:45 p. m. (Cliieago lime 1:15 p. m.l. W indieales wiiip. S sinirs. 1! Idinkers. Fig-
ures hi liarentheses following tlie distuiiee of eaeli race indicate index numlier, track reeoril, age of horse
iii:d weight carried, •“indicates apiirentiee allowance.
21587
FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (.N4:US— 1;05%--5 10'.).) i’nrse $.5(io. :i
iqiward. .Selling. Net value to winner $400; second. $70: third. $;>0.
■year (lids and
Index Horses
AWtI’I’St V4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owiuirs
Eiiiiiv. Odd.s Str’t
2l4(i«*VEN’l‘:TIA
2I295“*YENGHEE
2 1 52<i - * I.AXGIK )UNE
2 1 55.5 “ l.A DY I,« l.NIX )N
204.5.5 DK.It.l>..SW’GER
21480 KING K.
wn 3 9 .7
wii 0 99
\vi: 3 94
wii 7 11)7
wii ti 10 i
w 3 107
Time,
$2 nintncls iinid, Venetia, $4.!)0
l.an.gliorne. $2.40 show.
Equivalent Isieking odds— Venetii
lot) ]ilaec. 4,7 to iOO sliow: IninghoriK
1 '.’. 1 ", 1 =
I’J M Garner P Sheridan
2“ I, Mc.Mee J A Gibson
.1 Acton S M Henderson
E Haynes W .Smith
J Kederis Miss T, ftra.v
C VanDu’nI> li Gaudr.v
23%. 49%, "1:03. I:09y5. Track slow.
straight, $2.!M) place, $2.10 show ; Y'eiigliee. $4.10 idaee. $2.!M) .how
4; 43 4::
311
6
117 JtfO
:;i:. hit)
2X7-100
1 |(IO-fOO
1 -|iio
3;;o:i 100
145 to ID) stra’ght, 45 to 100 place, 20 to 100 show; Venglii '. 107 to
20 to 1()0 sliiiw’.
Wii))ier -1!. f. b.v .Sidilaii'e II. — Salvalrix Itiained by I’. SlieridaiH.
Went to iiiisl at 2:44. .\t ]Mist 1 )iii:)i)le. Start goeil and slow. Won easily; second a)id Hiird driving.
\ ENETl.i Went to Hie front with a rnsli ami set Hie |iace under slight leslraiiit all the wa.v. VENi:ilEE
‘•aiiie Hii'iingh on the insidi' wlien entering tlie In.meslreteli ami liiiished fast and gamely. l,.'i NH I B )I.‘NE
was hard ridd- n to ontsla.v L.VDY LONDON. The latter ran well. DR. R. L. SW.VRENHER hagan 'hnvi.v.
The wiiiuiT was entered for $'.MiO: no hhl.
OVERLAND PARK FORM CHART.
DENVER, COLO., July 5, 1915. Tweiilieth and
last day. Colorado .\grieultnral Fair ami Racing
AssiM-iat ion’s Slimmer Meeting of 20 days, overland
Dark. Weather clear.
I’rcsidim-' Steward. P. P.rady. Presiding .Imige.
.\. T. Didisim. Starter, Edward Tribe. Uaeiiig
Secretary. W. W. Finn.
21679 First Itace -7-s .\Iilc.
olds and niiward. Selling.
.$17.7; second, .$.70; Hiird. .$2i
I’nrse $2-70. .".-year-
Nel value to winner
Eqniv. Od l-
Iml. Horse.
Wt.
Fin.
.Ihekey. Straiglit.
2 1498 - Imliamda
HI
1-
R
Small 3!u-PH)
21518 Tordillo
P'7
AV
Kel.say 1710 P'o
2 1 518 “M.Canom’nn
l'i9
C
Riddle 320-M'i
21.) 15 Didly Mays
pH)
(.'
Hasiiuil S2.‘ pH)
2L5o2 Thalia
pH)
G-
0
Gentry 1117 -Phi
2 ! 54.5“< iseuro
HI
ti*
1)
I’.auer 2310-P);i
2BJ7«» Bil. Me(.)uaidM2
7-
1‘'
St-vens 2!pi-PHi
21198 .8auey Nell
Pi;)
K-
.1
Donoxan 2 ;!mi Pie
21413 Ortiz
111
G
Warren 217:l-Mo
21073 .iuiie Bride
10;;
10
R
Carter 390- PH)
Tiim . 23K.. 43*%.
l:01Vi.
Tiack fast.
$2 ninliiels iniid. In iiamda. $''..''0 straight. .$t.1o
place. ,'*'::.2o 'iiow : Terdilln, $11.20 iilaee, $(t.7o
.'Imo : .Mona Caneiuaiin. $:’. 70 slimv.
Winner — Imliamda Slatde’s li. g. ,7. ti.y I’miier -
Voilr.inie (trained hv W. I’lonrd).
Start good. Won driving: second :nid Hiird same.
£1580
StM'cni'I
;;-4 Mile. I’ni'se $2:
olds
aiiil upward.
Selling. Net value
$177
Hiird. .$25.
Ind.
Wt. Fin. .Ioeke.v.
I). 4 ycar-
to winner
Eqniv. Odd-
Straight.
GLNER*iL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY.
Tile Imilding strike, wliieli h.as hee;i in jg- igress
for three nioiitlis and iias iargeiv imralyzed tniilding
in Chicago, is over. .tgreenieiit on all iioinls at
issiK- were reaehed at i o’elnek .vc'ierda.v morning
after Hie l•onlnlitte(■s represent iii-g lioHi sides Iiad
heeli locked ill since the niid'lle of the llftenKMill.
Tile jilaii used l.y .Ma.vor Tlioiiii son to sldllc’ Hie ear
striko bronglii equally siiei essfiil result' in tlie
Imilding trades hiekont and strike. Tlie points
fin.iliv agreed upon tlial the men will r.'eidve
n fl.at scale of 70 cents an lionr for flic next throe
years, dating from May 31 last to M:iy :;i, i'.ils,
iind Hint tliey will snliniil to tlie working conditions
ns provided in tin' uniform agreement proposed hy
file eiiniloyeis. Tile selHeinent is a eiiinproinise.
Tlie earpciiters asked for a sliding scale of 7o_eenl'
for Hie lirst year. 72'.j for the second, and 75 for
tile tliird. They liave lieen rei l iving i;,5. One phase
Vf Uie ffuifvirm agreement iu which the mvu ac-
21.520 Oiliest ]"9
2 I 5 I !)“( ibliviiin hi9
•il.5l5 Violet .May I'i7
21514-Tallow Dili 111
2 I 502 l.efoni !"2
21518 Clara W- h'X
'2 I .'i2 1 “I 'aniia h'T
2128(’i Kh i ti'iiwan 1"7
’2I5I8-.M. Ki iiMiilv 1ii9
2 1478 I.ailv .Mint IU
Time. 23“,. 4S»;
In
4U
W Kelsay
11 Carter
C Gross
1> Bailor
7f (I Gentry
t;-f W I.o.-ds
7“ W < n ines
X“ G Warren
'.(-■ U Small
la S Smilli
1:14%. Track fast.
;ixo-iae
17:77-1 (m
3!r.u-loa
2:!7'I lea
2a:,- h»t
i;t7'i loi
2777-1(31
717-r)
727 I'cl
2 i;7I)-1(D
$i;.i(i
niiitiiehs (laid, orln-st, $;i.(! 1
id.aee, .sl.CO sliow: (tlilivioli. $11,
show : Viol.'l Ma.v. .^l-'h’Jo sliow.
Winner .1. M. Stokes’ eli. g. 5,
Nearest itrained li.v .1. M. Stokesi.
Start good. Won driving: see ,nd ami Hiird same
sl rai'glit.
idaee.
liy ( irliienlar —
21581
(lids
$17.1
Tliird Race -7 s Mile,
and upward. Selling.
; sc( (imi, $.70; tliird, .$2.’
I'lirse $’2.5(1. 3 year
Net value to winm-r
Eoniv. odds
Iml. Horse.
AVt.
Fin. Jockey.
Straight.
21387 F.ls.— .
M4
-4% .AV Ormes
(;2.7 1(H)
2 1 .5 1 9 V( omen
HI
2C'A\' K. IsfiT
- — •jj)7- Mo
2l.5l4"Diik lieiison
HI
R Small
224" -PHI
21483 -Zangaroe
lOt)
4“.'. 0 Gentr.v
22') I'HI
21483 Mollie (’ad
109
5“ .1 Russell
ls:!o lua
’21.5I(! Cof.ster
pi9
(■“ G Wan-en
1 Phi
lO'J
(■* S SiuitU
21588
SECOND RACE — About 2 Miles (Sliort Course). t(H2tHi — r!:41- -(! -112.) Stee|ileeliase.
I’nr.si' $(!(i0. 4-y ear-olds and u|iward. Handicap. Net value to winner $.5tf0; sec-
ond, $70; third, .$34).
Index Horses
AWtPl’St 4
10 12 Fin Jockeys Owners
O II G P S
1554 M(4Ki’KTH w X 130
2ir>54“IK>H(/rilY WEHBwi) 9 HO
21554 .lOE GAIETY w fl 130
2 1 554 “.ST I •(.’(.’() w i 140
20334 C'LNOSCnE \v « 130
21485 J.ll.Y I’AXTON w 7 133'
7 7 >;
4 i 3'iii
2 1 2 '
2.4 2' 3“
4“ 1>.’. 1 =
,7'> 4“ 2.'.
1'.'. ;!(ik 4'=
1‘i H C’rawf’rdW ( Oiernesser
2*i M O’Con’r J Maeka.v
3“ J Ifuiice J W lla))))i)onfl
W L Maupin
G 1’ ShcDnaii
M O Viau
2'‘d7 t(M)
ISa 100
.777 1(H)
l|u- IIM)
4.',0ii-l(K)
.7S0O-100
X Hrooks
3 4' 3= 7““ fi-’“ 7-“ .1 Uus.sell
ti 7J ti (i (i l! J Smitli
Time, 4:08%. Track slow.
$2 imilncls paid, Martictli, $ii()..3o straiglit. $14.80 place, $4.70 show; Doi'otliy Weldi. $;’.l(i plac”, $2.70
sliow : .loe Gaiety, $2.00 sli((W.
ErioivalenI liookiiig (mIOs — M oi-petli, 2015 to IfO straiglit. tilt) to KKl place, li!5 to 10(1 show; Dorothy
Wetiii. 7() to 100 place, ;!5 to Itia sl[ow; Joe Gaiety. 45 to 1IH) sliow.
Winner l\. g. Iiy Mindora -I.ady Cl nrcliill (trained liy C. C. I’lilili).
Went to piist at 3:0(i. .\( |iesi 2 iiiiniites. Slart ‘.'immI and slow. Won e.isily; second and tliird driv-
ii-g. .MOI’l’E'I'H, after 'etliii.g tile early iiiiee. followid the leaders rlosel.v and w.is taken wide when eii-
lering Hie honiesireleh, but, tinisliing gamely, easily dis|iosed of Hie tiring l”ader. DOROTHY WLI’.B w.is
saved under restrainl nntil in Hie hi't lialf and went to tlie front wiHi a rush at tiie eloventli fence, lait
tired badly in Hie last sixteeiitli. .TOf; H.METV fenced well and easily (lis|Kis.‘d of STI'CCH in file last
(iiiarter. STl’CCO tired after going well for a mile and a half.
Hvcrwei.glits — I. iiy I'axlon, 3j polinds.
21589
THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. ( S|;!1S- 1 :(I5%-
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $100;
Imle.x Horses
AWtPPSt 1/1 % % Str P’in .loekeys Owiier.s
10!).) Purse $.5(MI. 4 year olds and
eond. $70; tliird. .$.'lo.
Eqniv. Odds Str’t
2 i5»;9*DEposrr ws 4 iiti
21438 SIR Itl.AiSE w It 0 109
2!5»?7 w 4 lot
(20.5‘?0 )“5’()ltKVnT,E wo 7 99
( 2I4««)*BI:ANI)Y\VI.NE w 7 ]o7
21332 .SI.NGl.E w 4 101
Timi
1
(i 2
lilt p 1'. I'l
4ii !H 3'?. 2'i
3* 3“ 4.'. 311
2‘ 2- 2- I'
1: fill 7“ 7“
7J. ti (i
w
.McAtoe Ij II Kiiapii
Haynes W P Fine
Sehn'g'rll (t Ifedwell
.Vet on J I Ityan
I'ral .1 Wilkinson
. 23%. 49. 1:02>/5, 1:09%.
(' VanI lu'nClinti n Stalde
.3iio KiO
2 P) too
1 too too
10.7 IIM)
1(10
BMio HU)
Track slow.
3) show ; Sir Blaise. $l.tMI place. $.3.;!0 sliow;
$2 inntnels paid, Deiiosit, $9.2o siraiglil. $4.30 place, .$::
I.anr:i. .$ii.ot) show.
Equivalent Iiookiiig odds -l'elMisit. 3(i(i to IOO straiglit, 11.7 to loo place, S5 to HM) sliow: .Sir Blaise, KKl
:o lot) place. 0.5 to lot) sIk.w; l.anra. 200 to H'O sliow.
'Viiinei — ('ll. g. liy W(iii!stlKir|ie — Mrs. .Malaprop (trained li.v 'V. Bnrttsidiell).
Went to post at :i;42. .Vt post 1 minute. Start giMid and slow. Won eantoring; seeend and Hiird driv-
ing. DEl’HSIT t'Mik a quick lead and raced closely witli VOltKVH.I.E at a fast pace for Hie tii-st qnaiter,
’iien drew away into a long I'‘ad and wan in a canter. SIR I!L.\1SE was ent off at the sixleeiiHi po't amt
was Hun taken to tlie ontsMe and finislied gamely. L.\I i!.\ ran well and onlganied tlie liriirg '(IRK-
N'H.I.E. Tl.e winner was entered for $1,200; no liid.
( iverw ciglils -l.anra. 2 piiniids.
21590
FOl KTII ItACE -3-4 Mile. ( ICOl I— 4 :1 1-if.— 1 -I02.1 Tiiirlei
Stakes. $1..5(Mi Added. ::-year-(dds ami upward. Selling
$I.S27; second. .$’200; third, .$H»0.
■iitli Rnnnin:; Fort Erie
Net valn“ to winner
Index Horses
AWtl’l'St %
% Sir Fill Jockeys Owners
2100!)»WATKI{ I.ADY w f. 1 I'll S 1
2l4(i8“VOC,rE w 3 ins 4 (i
(2148G)*i:E.NnKL w 4 l'.)S 7 2
2n«7“*.St‘l EEI.ER w t 107 1 7
( 2 I 108 ) « BOR Hl^NSI.KY w 1 : 4 HI (i 1
2I300»’I’ORV .MAID w 3 93 3 7
3'i I'-l I- !'■ L Me.\te.- Mrs .T Arthur
S ” S ” ;!' 2'i W .'nilres.sHallalier Rros.
7i 7i ti'i .’ill W Cral .1 .1 Timnierman
lU lii 2-i 4' T Bar’.gtonE .McRride
1‘ r.ii 7B. .1 .-\eten E R Elkins
lii •'■I ti' -'1 Garner S '1 Henderson
2i 7 -jn B 7iiii ,\ Collins .Mrs .1 .\rtlinr
!•' Mnrpiiy E B Elkins
Track slow.
Eqniv. ()dd.s Slr’t
1;;17 too
. 34 , 7 -liU)
I.7t7-1IH)
(iI5 KM)
4:2:)o-HM)
.7(;ti 100
S 7ti
23%. 4S%', l:lti%
i5. 10 place. $1.50
so to f(M) slmw;
2I3IO*E.N'COT:E wii3 91 7
2109C THE .NORMAN wii 1 Hi 2
i fCimided in iietting. Time.
$2 nintnels paid. Mrs. J. .Vrllinr entry. .$S.iMi straiglit. .$1.20 place, $;!.(’iO sliow ; Vogue,
slmw ; Beiidel. $ii..M) slmw .
Ihinivalent Imdking (idils — Mrs. .T. .\rilinr entry. ::45 tn I'M) straiglit. 1 lo tii Hni idaei
Viigne, 1.55 to lOO |ilaee. 127 tn l<Ml slmw; Remlei. 21o tn loo -Imw.
Winner— I!, f. iiy Wafcriiov Diieliess of Towers (Irained liy .1. .\rthnr).
Went III |Mist at 4:10. .Vt im.'l 7 iiiiiintes. Slart gnod and slnw. Won e.isily; second and tliird driv-
ii.g. W.VTKK I..VDV. after liaving forced tlie early pace. Innk Hie lead wliile iniimling Hm far turn ami
drew away in tlm sireteli in win in a canter. VOtil E w.-is milpaeed in tlm early running. I>nl was taken In
tile nuts'iie aiiil tiiiislied with II nisii. I'ENHEL li'egan sinwi.v, Imt tinislied fa-t and gnl iqi in liiim in dis-
! e'e ef sip EEl.ER at tlm end. Tim latter sl.nwmd Hie nmst early sliced. Imt w.is tiring at Hie tiliisli.
i’tiB HENSLEY and E.NCORE woe prnniinent earl.v, imt Imiii quit. Tlie winner was entered fnr $7 <mI; no
I id.
Serateln d - 21’20:: Iron Mimk. 121: (21.3!)p Valas, iKi.
21591
FIFTH K.VCK 5 1-2 Furlongs, isl.gfs
Selling. Net value tn winner $.7iMl;
I :t'5%— 7
icimnd. .$70
1(10. 1 Purs
tliir.l. $::o.
$0iM>. 2-.vear-nids
Index Horses
AWtPPSt V4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
E(|tiiv. Odds Str’t
2 I 5 2 7 • A I I ) R E Y A B ST 1 N
21485*1, ARKIN
I 5 2 7 “ I : I ioo -M ST R \ W
209(>fi .10HX BCNN5'
21487 Wit, I, (’.VSH
2)527-*GREE'nN’GS
(21 187 I’TAlf HRCSII
1 1
4 7
25B,
51.
I, .MeAtee S .M Hendersnn
W rial W Walker
W Olii l i .V 1! Stelle
r 'fiirptiy E R i'lkiiis
.1 Sni; lli H (I Caiistoek
M Garner F .f Celenian
.1 Aeinn 'I' .1 Bird
1:04%, 1:11“4. Track slow.
$I0..",0 plaee, $7 !M> slmw
F’ell.
Kell.
XV !i9
XVII 110
w fl 7
XVI! lUl
xvi; Itl'.i
XV |o7
w 113
Time,
$2 iiinluei' ]i:iii1. .Vttdrey .Vtislin. $22.10 straiglit,
,ss.2o 'Imw; Rmnni Straw. $0.10 siii.w.
Eqiiivaliiit iMN.kin-r (Hid-- .Vndre.v .Vnstiii. 1020 to 1"0 straiglit. 41.7
I.afk.n, ,si;7 In 11)0 idaee, ;;tii In irti 'Imw; BriKim SIr.iw. 207 to lOo slmw
Winner— Rlk. f. liy .Migraine— Sally K. (trained liy S. M. Hemleivnii).
Went to post at 4:71. -Vt lost :i niinnte''. Start gimii and slow. Won easily; second and tliird
driving. .vritREV .VI STIN. "tT slnwly. moved n|i raiddly on Hie inside and. passing Hie leaders in Hie
sirelcli. drew away fast at Hu- end. L.VKKIN elnsed a g.i|i steadily and. faiisliing fast, onlganied I’.lttittM
S'l R.VW ill end ’I'lm iattc- was a forward eoiilemler tliionglmnl. WII.!, C.VSH set a gnod pace. Imt
tired. HitF.r.TINGS- f(dl at Hie sixteenth post and T.VR BRfSlI fell over lier. I’lie winner was eiit(>red
for .$.701; no Idd.
Larkin. $l!).:io
1<H) place, l')5 to ItMl
1020 lot)
1.S|II-1(I(I
1 loo-too
l.tlMI-HHI
Ilo-KH)
S.5-KM)
l.iOif 100
pl.iee.
•imw ;
2 1 592
SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. (fM’.TOO— I :37%— 5 lOO.i Purse $(:oil.
Si'lliiig. Ni I Value to winni'r $.500; second, $70; tliird. $30
4-.vear olds j,nd upward.
Inde.x Horsi's
AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Pin Jockeys Owners
Eqniv. Odds Str’t
21295 t’XCl.E BEN wn 7 I'Ui
21572 *L. O’ K’KC.VLDYwii 4 Ml
2 I. 555* FORD MAI w 11 5 l<tl
(51o72)FON’T WB 9 Ui
2 I 2V 1- 1“ 1“ 1“ A Schu'g’rMrs '1' Fram is
4 3 .7h |h an m jnk .1 Acton II E llarlioiirt
li 4 .30 3> 4' -A' 3'i I. .MeAtee F Mi-sante •
3 'i 4I1 i' i' P jU ,1 }xe(jeris 1'’ J I’uHS
LS5-1(M)
.775 KK)
■iiMi-lno
KMO 100
A
SUNDAY, JULY 11. 1915.
DAILY RACIXCx FORM
3
21 ir»X»KIT,I)AY 4 7 7 CU 7 fih .7' T Hayos .T A flilison SOO-lftO
2152X I.OVK DAY wn 113 '• 7 fi*' 7 0 7 0^ <! I'.iirns •' 1 Wilson ."i7<i l«Hi
21."*.7«»C()1.. lUil.LOWAY w 0 l'i7 1 3 1= 31 31 Oh 7 W I'ral D f Sciiiilan
' Tinio. 25, 50%, 1:17%, 1:45%. Track slow.
$2 inntiiols paid, T'nclp Hen. $.7.70 straiglit, $4.1*0 place, $:;.3(> sliow; Laird o’Kirkcaldy, $.7.10
place. .$;:.T<* show; IVrd .Mai, $.">.70 slow.
.K<|uivalcnt liookiiij; odds — I'nclc Hell. ISj to 100 strai^'lit. l«t() to 100 i)Iace, 00 to 100 sliow; Laird
o'Kirkcald.v. 17.7 to lOO place, .Vi to Ktt* show; Ford .Mai, S7 to 1**0 show.
Winnei- Hr. r, hy The Irishman — Ih-ssie ISislaiid (trained by J. Artlnir).
Went to |«»st at 5:24. .Vt post 1 minute. Start Rood and slow. Won easily; second and third
driviiiR. FNt'LK llEN was outrun to the lirst turn, hut went to the front on the backstreti'h and. draw-
iiJR away iiito :m easy lead, was eusiuR up at the end. L.MKl* D'KIKKC-VLIIY raced closer up than
iisiial and huns on Raniely to the end. FOKl) .M.\I was a forward contender throURhout. hut was tiriiiR
in tlu' tinal si\tcciitli. FONT raced Ramcl.v. t'oLtiNKL llllLLDW.VV MUit after rachiR forw:irdly to
th e slreti-li. T he winner was ent ered for $4(X>; no bid,
I ,'^KVKXTll llACi:— 1 Mile. (!M17CiO— 1 :;!7%— .7— l(*o. i Furs,. $(!(M>. It-ycar . Ids and up-
^ A O 4/ O ward. SidliiiR. Net value to winner $.7(M»; second, $70; third. $.‘!0.
Imb-x Horses AWtI’l’St’4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners K<piiv. Odds Str’t
31.7.77 •DU K'S PPrP wn 4 H*3 4 f. I'*' D P P I’ .1 .\oton <• K Fons 1 17 KM)
3I7«7*STAI: <*F 1>*VE w 1! Ii7 3 f, Ih 4* "h st’ j* E Koreh’d L W Carth Kmm* KM)
31,7*17 ■•Asrit01>0(:h71t WII fi IK) 1 1 :i‘ 3h :il :M ::i l. llartwePT .1 F.lward ;!4.7-KM*
3l3»*i*I,.\DY .sFlUrri.K w :i Its *; 2 .M *. 4> 4- FI A Collins .'t Louis 770 KMi
2l:l!)X l.( >1 1.<E Tlt.WKKs: w 4 K>3 3 1 <1 .'.h C fi .7)i \V fral K .1 MeCraw 1KMIKM)
314!M)».IAI:I)T W 7 lot 7 3 1* ::l 71 71 fi 1. ,\1c.\tee .1 • r SIroile .7!).7-KM)
Time. 24%, 49%, 1:17, 1:45. Track slow.
$2 nintuels ;iaid. Dick's Fel. $4.!M* straiRlit, $:i.20 idac.., .$0 7,, .;||ow; Star of laive, $0.00 place. $4.00
show ; AsIrobiRer. $;',.(Mi show.
Fipiivalciii DMikiiiR (slds — Dick's Fct. 117 to KM) straicht. 00 to KK) i)lace. .17 to K30 show; Star of Ixtvc,
£47 to KM) pi: KM* to KM* show; .\stroloRcr. .'m* t 1 KM* show.
Winner It. f. by Itatts — Kitty F.cli<> F.r<H»ks (trained by *1. F,. Fons).
Went to post at .7:7.7. .\( post 2 minutes. Start rihmI and slow. Won easily; second .end third driv-
iliR. DICK'S FKT beR:iu slowly, bttl went to the front whih' roittiilitlR the tttrti itito the baekstreteh, tln-U
v;te<ii .l.MtiiT ini.i ret iretin'tit ami drew awa.v into att easy lead to win easeil ttp. ST.Ml t*F l.oVF. raced
ivcll ami e.isily disposed of .\STI!(*l.<HiKll in the litii'.l ipcirt.r. The htltiT was h:ird riihlen to otitsitty
L.\DY SFI Kl'irKLLF. J.XIKIT set tlie t-arly [lace, btit tptit badly. The winner was entereil for .$t<M*; no
bid.
AQUEDUCT FORM CHART.
new YORK. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.— Thirttenth .lay. gtteens County J.skey Clnb. Summer Mect-
IttR of 1.7 days. Weather clear.
FresiditiR .litilRe. C. II. F.dlitiRill. Starter, Mars Cassidy. UaeiiiR S.er.dary, F. U.dilsTRer.
Itai iitR starts at 2::M) ji. m. (CiiieaRo titne 1 ::'.() ji. 111.). W imli.-ites whip, S spurs. It Iditikers. FiR-
ures iti p.if..n(ln'Scs f.dlowitiR lhi. dislatn-e of each race indicate iii.hx nttmis'r, track rei-ord, aRc of hors«“
ami weight earrii d. *Iiidicat<“s :ipprenti.'e allowance.
4 k T rrrk/l FIRST RACK 3-4 Mile. (S!i;!71— 1 :12— .7— 120.) $.7ti() .\dded. .'l-year <dds ami upward.
J. • 3 a/ T i: MlRhwidRhl llandie:t|). Ni't valite to winner $K‘M); s.-eotid, .$KMI; thifil. $.70.
Indi'x Horses
AXX'tFl’
St V4 %
■% Str I'in Jockeys Owners
t)
H
C
F
s
2I30H'=HANOVIA
%v
3 130 1
4 2’1
K* D D (' D'R.*i:ne I'liiney .Stahl**
•J
2
S-.">
.3-*7
1-3
2 1.731 HKLHIN BATUIEE
wn
7 131 3
3 D
s
s
H
7-.)
2I.7«:{''S.\.X1 JACKSUX
WM
7 i;io fi
X !l
•S.'. fi» :!*• XV .MeD'oItT .1 O'F.rien
12
ir.
1.7
-a
21 19(i = VLADIMIR
wn
3 Hfi !l
«; V.
:!■•'. :i» 4" M Duxion P' -V Clark
17
20
7
<; >
2()4(!8 ILX.N’.SON
wn
3 13:! 1
1 *;=
.*»?. -ri' r»® .1 T»ftus S L Larsons
1!
13-:
>1
1-2
21190 LADY BARDARY
w
3 131 7
' T) *
4= 4'= fi*’’ .1 Dutwi'II U 1*' Carman
12
17
1:7
»;
3
1 (! 3 fi 3 .s r F E R I NTK.N 1 >' T
wr.
4 i:ifi 7
7 F.
fi* 7‘ 7= T MeTaR’tl*’ Mannix
12
20
X
4
20794 .\I).\M.*4 EXFUP7.stSwl!
7 i;k’, 3
7= S= S' (J F.vrn** H •' Hallenhoek
4
7
f;
2
1
(21 IfiK >CAULAX’P:R(M’K
w
3 ll'.i X
!) 7X
11 !) 1* n P'lint T Smith
12
.70
.70
20
S
Tim*'. 13,
24, 36. 49
, 1:01%, 1:14%. Track fast.
XX’Inn**r— Ch. f. hy I-'.-iir
Flay— Miss
H:iii*ivi*r
ttmiinal h.v S. .1. Ijiwleri.
Went to |M>st Ml 2::!l. .It iiosi .7 minutes, st.irl risk! ntnl slow. Won liamlily; seeon.l atid Ihir.I ilriv-
iiiR. ll.\.\i)VI.\ ratt in elos.' pttrsitil :.f tlie l.’adi'r to lit.' str.-teh. then took the le.-nl at tin- idRhtli |iost ami
woti tin.l. r r.'slr:iitil. IIFI.KX HARF.FK sliow.'.l tit.' most earl.v spe.'.l atnl linishi’il Ramcl.v ntidef ptinishiti.dit,
I itl the w itmi't- In.lil her safe. S.V.M .I.XCKSOX. ttwav in :i ttiitRle. closed :i trenii'iidons Raji in the str.deli
ami was R.diiR fast at the linish. VL.VDIMIR liri'd when put to a drive. lI.VXSoX was ii.'ver prominent.
.1 1* .\ M S K X FRF.SS w as md pmsevi.r.'.! with aft< r RoiiiR a .|ii;irK-r.
O'! pr (k Pr SKCOXD RACK- About 2 Miles. t77!l.S -4 :20— I -14!). ) Sl.s-ph-ehase. $7.V) A.hbd.
;t year-<dds and ii|iward. Handicap. Xet vain.' to winner $01.7; S(s-omI, $127; third,
$77.
Index Horses AWtFF.St 3 C 0 12 I'in Jwkeys Owners O H C F S
(2l7;tO)i:<*XX'7' I.ADDHO w 4 1.73 3 I :K 3' P I'iP TTuek.-y H H Henry 4 0 1 3-1 l-Il out
1 3 1 1 07 )< '.X* 'TCS HI'D ws 7 I:!'.) 7 1 P P 3= 3i 33 \V Allen Hb nRid.lleKarins 4 4X 4 1 3-7
3l()4!)-SIXi:i.K STICK ws 4 1.73 3 3 3’ 3‘ 3* 3"' 3<" A l.ee .1 K Davis 4 .7 41 fi-.7 1-2
1 704 3 MICADt )\\’ LARK w .7 1 40 I 7 4 4 4 4 1 -M TiRhe I' ,\ Clark 1.7 30 30 fi 3
3II«)‘r-MKl S.X.N'DY xv fi 1:7.7 1 3 F'ell. M Kb tick H Lee « 7 *J S-7 7-10
Time. 4:27%. Track fast.
Winner -It. r. Ii.v Doranie — Maid of the Older Itraiimd hy J. H. la-wis).
XX'.'iit to |Mist :it .■1:01. .Xt i«psi I minnie. Start r«sm 1 ami slow. XX'on easily; Si*eond and third driviiiR.
ItoX’.XX' L.X1*DIK. afK'r ImOur saved imdiT restraint tliroiiRh tlie held, drew aw:i.v wlieii on tlie main track
:iHd won with speed in i<-serve. C.XCTCS F.l D raced into a Ioiir |e;ii| in ili|. lirst lialf. Ilien was takiui li:iek
lied saved, hiil came aR.-iin in (lie sireleh and outstayed .SI.NtILi-; STICK. Tlie hitter made a Raiiie cfT.irt in
the liiial lialf. Imt tired as if short. MK.XDOXX' L.XRK was liiRli in llesh and ran an e.seellent race for a
mile and a lialf. Itit! S.XXDY fell ;it tlie lirst jiini|i.
21596
THIRD R.XCI' 3-4 Mile. (.S!):’.71 1 :12 — .7 -120. 1 Tweiit.v-sixl li RimiiiiiR Tremont
Stakes, X'aliie $.'!,0(Mi. 2 year-olds. .Xllowaiiees. Xet value to winner $2,112.7; sec-
ond. $KMI; third, $2<MI.
liniex Horses
AXVtFl
St %
%
%
Str Fin
JiKkeys
Owm*rs
O
H C F
S
(2 1101 )TEA CADDX’
wn M7 1
t
D
1 =
1'.'. 1 =
c
Tiirnir A
Di'lmimt
tl
6 7 6 0 2 7
out
( 2 1 4 !) 1 » .X c II 1 P: X’ PJM E NT
w MSI :;
r,
'2'
J
F.utwi ll U
P' Carman
7 fi X-7
7 10
2149.7 SLIFSHOI)
W !*!) fi
(i
fi 3D
F
Lowiler l>
S 'ni*>mpson
17
:.*o i\
2
2 I443 = DAMRDSCH
WII 107 4
4
1.’.
-n
3= 1 =
C.
Dyrn** A
1 '.I'lmont
tl
<i-;j 1!-.)
out
2l.7fil =srC('P7SS
w M7 :7
r>
r»-
ii
4.'. .7=
J
Met 'alley guiney .Stable
r>
r. 4 fi-7
1-2
21443 XV(K)DXVAUD
wn 103 2
-
3'
3=
."li i\
M
Duxton J
E .Ma*l*U*n
•1 13-51
2-0
tConpied 111 beltiiiR; no separalc- place or show IndiiiiR.
Time. 13>/s, 23%. 48%, 1:01%, 1:15. Track fast.
Winner— t'li. e. tiy Rock Sand — Tea's (iver ttr:iined tiy S. ('. Hildretli).
Went to iiost :it :l:.'!(i. .Xi post 2 minutes. Start rikmI and slow. XX’oii ridden out; si'cond and tliird
I'riviiiR. TF.X C.XDDX’ left tlie liarrier witli a rilsli ..iid raced into a safe lead wliib- roiindiiiR tlie last turn,
lint was ridden out at the linisb. .Xt'HIKX'FMK.NT raced in closest pursuit all Hie way ami was under pres
sure tliroiiRlioiil. Imt held on Raniely in tlie elosiiiR strides. SI.IFSHoD, a slow lieRinner. ran in the eeiit«>r
of the Iraek all tlie w:i.v and eaine with a Is'lnled riisli tliioiiRli the tinal cdRlitli. D.X.MRoSCH sliowed speed,
lull ipiit when proniiiieiil. SFCCFSS m«‘t willi minor iliterfereiiee. XX'OOilXX’.XRD <piit after RoillR a RoesI
liiiif.
t )verwelRlils--.Xelileveiiienl. 11 |MHiiids; XX'iKHlward. 1.
21597
FtiCRTH R.XCF 1 1-8 Miles. l212.'!s — 1 :.70% — .7 — lO.'l.) Twenty-sixtli RiiiiniiiR Brook-
dale Handicap. $1..7(Ml Adiled. Il-year-olds and upward. Xet value to winner $2.02.7;
Second. $;:T0; tliird. $1.70.
Index Horses AWtFFSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C I* S
21474 ROAMKR wit113S 1 1 P DIP P .1 Rutwell A .Miller H-3o3-.7H30out—
2 1 307 ■' STIK »M F.t )I.I wn 4 131 3 3 2'i 3-J 3* 3" 3"' C Turner A F.eliiiont 43-3 S-.7 :i-3 out —
21474 R'X'K X'lKXV wiir>H4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E DuRiin A Deliiiont t3-3 S-.7 3-3 out —
jCoiipb'il hi belliiiR: no separ:ite place or show heltiiiR.
Time, 13, 24%, 30, 47%, 59%, 1:12, 1:37%, 1:50% (eipials track record). Track fast.
XX'inner It. r. hy ImiIrIiI Krr.iiit — IJo-«‘ Tree II. (trained li.v .X. .1. t ioldslH>i>>iiRli I . ,
XXeiil to post at .■!:.7t;. .Xt |hisI 2 ininnles. Start Rood :ind slow. XX'on i-anteriiiR; second and third
eased lip. Ro.X.XIKR Knik Hii. lead at once and set a fast p:iee under resiraiiii until in Hie tinal <|inirter.
tlieii drew' away ami was only eanteriiiR at the liiibdi. STR* l.XI F.l H.l was rated iM-liind the leaih-r iimler stout
jestraiiit In Hu- I'arly riiniiiliR. bill tired and swervi-d li:idly wlieii called on lor a tinal elT.'irt. ROCK X'lKXX'
i:in forw:iiilly lor Ibree i|iisrlers ami w:is e:iseil up wlieli be Hr<*d.
Si-rali'lieil 21 177-Tli<. Finn, 117.
J P' ( k O FIFTH R Xt'F,— 1 Mile. 1.7*i:!70 — I :3S 3 loO. ) $.7(Mi .X*ld*'il. .'’. year-olds anil upw ard.
^2 A .SelliMR. .Nil value to winner $1:1.7; second, $1(M|; third. $70.
Index Horses
AWIFFSt 14 % '74 Str Fin Jockey.s Ownors
O H C F S
2 I.^O’J’AM XLKI
(21219 I* * .s;i Id.IVA.X
2147:7 .VDiNKH KN'C.K
21007 *: M. .MILLKIt
2I3'L7='*.XI.HK.\'.X
21447 .X.M1;R**SI0
2 l. 70 ()*DltlA.\' DOIHT
21.701 <JI;l MI*Y
2147.7 OH. DION FRIMF.
21492*M i:. Et'F.XNKS
2147.7’ARMOR
20-390 ItK'll L.X.NCDON
21.774 DE.NCRil
3 11 *
1 7-
3 K'
It.'.
,s5
WII 7 117 3
wn7H3 3
Wli 4 P*7 i:i 3
wi! s 113 *: K*
WB 3 ;m! :7 S
ws 7 Ki;i 7 fi fi‘
WII 3 ;*:! K* !♦ Ml
w 3 K“> 1 t ::i
w 4 lo? F3 11 i:i
w fi loo I 7 H
wn r. lo7 ;i 13 13*
w 7 II :: S l:t 7*>
M*
1 1-2
D 1- !■’
IF- IP
1* •:*
13 13
s*i 13=
7-= 4*
‘ 3* S.X
M= y*
S'llO-
13>‘H'
M
17
13
4
1.7 fi
3 fi-
4'. 3
30 :t**
3** M
]iN* IM*
17 17
1-2
:* 1(1
1
fi
10
l"k .1 MeCalieyR T Wilson
3*‘ C It’Riime .1 Mae.Maniis
M I'.iixton C K Rockwell
.1 Rutwell i; P' Carman
.1 .MeK'v»‘r.I F Adams
T MeTaR'tF Sti-veiison
F I.owder..T l.oiiR :’.'l
C Turner C .1 I '.roekiTiiller 3<i
A Xieklaus.l !•' Carlisle 3**
I. .Xlleii F" 1! l/cmaire
W l.ill. V .1 1. Faiil
13 13'" C F b lher R .laekson
w :i M;) II 7 3= 13.'. lo' ir-' l:; R Troxler .M A Colton :>* 30 :til 12 fi
Tim*'. 12%. 23%. 35%., 47%. 1:00. 1:13%, 1:27%, 1:40. Track last.
WiniM-r Cli. R. Iiy The Serihe Tarantella ilrained by 'I'. J. lle:ileyi.
Went to |Hisl at 1:21. .Xt povt niinntes. .Slarl ro>m 1 and spiw. Won ilriviiiR; seeomi and Ihiril the
•iun<‘. .XM.XI.P'I iH'Raii spiwly ami w:is ont|>:iei.i1 in Hie earl.v rimniiiR. bill Immpi-il Ids w;iv Hii'oiirIi in Hie
»:|releli :md. rmisliiiiR fast, just R>d ii|i in lime to win. t I'SF 1.1.1 X' ,X .X was kiKsked back on Hi*' lirst turn,
bill closed lip Ramely in Hie limil <p*al'l<‘r and outstayed ST* l.\ Kl I lO.Nl 1 10. Tlie latler sliowed a IiIrIi IliRlit of
speed ill pa<-emakiiiR. but tired badly in Hie hist six tcf.iil li. H. M. MII.I.IOR closed :i R:ip. tIRI .MFX' ami
.XLHIO.N.X ran well lor tliree-ipiarti rs. Tim winner was entereil for $S!Mi; no bid.
Si'i'aleheil 21 177'-’Uen gniiiee, 1**7; 2 I."m;PI.miI.v Teresa. !M!; 217.'!l Is.rd Marsliall, 110; 21.7.31 Itm-Hioven,
10 !).
* )verw eights — Hrnnipy, .'! iioiimls.
21599
SIX'l ll R.X*'i; 5-8 Milo. **'.7171— .7!) 2 12*1. i Fiirse $I*M*. 2 .v*oir-<dils.
SelliiiR. Xi t valm- to w inner $;:tMi; second. $70; Hiird. $.3**.
.Xlaiileiis.
Index Horses
AXX'tFF.SI ’i % Sir P'in .bKk**ys Owners
t) H (I F
DOF. RIODP'IELD w Ki!) 4 1
lODFIIl **1.*:.\ w lo!* 7 3
TYF* >C.K XFIIX' W M't 3 3
|.' T. KIT* 'HEN wn Ml) 3 7
WXU.»m).\ wI! 113 S 7
•*i:4l4"M.XIP'*tl' WI! I'll* 7 fi
■»()977 *.IF.RRX .1R. w mi fi S
FAY PINT 10 wn M!) ' '
201)37
2140K
21014
21344
2 1491
D D )' c Turner .1 M Zimmer
t' 3' T .XIeT:iR t.l II Slireve
3'*. 3= 3= .1 1!nlwi.|| R p' *':irman
X fi- I'X *■ p"b'Hmr M .1 Leonard
3'= 71 -7= .XI F.iixion P' .lobnson
7* 4A *;= .1 MeC;,heyH I. ITatt
■111 Loueheim
J .1 Mulren.-in
« 7
1 ;
1X-.7';
W Lilp'.v .1 11 Loueheim 30 30 ::>I M 4
t 7''. *:' .X X I, Mink J .1 Mulren.-in 30 4*) I** 13 fi
Tinio. 1:02%. Track fast.
XX'inni'r — 1!. R, hy Mohawk II. — Topla-li (tr;iined h.v .X. Ziniinerl.
XX‘*-nl to iMisi :il'l;.71. ,XI pest 1 miiiiites. Start rc»m 1 aiid stow. W<in driviiiR; second and third Hie
sani*‘. K**F. RIOI iFl lOLD. a r;i|*id lieRiiiner. set a r.mmI p:ne ami. respondiiiR w'l'll to piinishnient. drew aw:i.v
ii> Hm liiml sixii.,.nih. PIDITII *>LH.X raced ele:ir of inliTfireiiee .-md tinished fast and Ramely. TX'FtMl
K.XFHV nieeil in close piii-'iiil of Hie le.npTs. but w:is in eliee ipiarK-rs in'xl to Hi** rail in Hie linal eiRldli
ami foi'<ed to pull up. .X f.nil was el:iimi'd aRainst tin* winner, but ii.it :illowed. ItlOLl.lO OP' TIIIO KITl'IllOX
I losed a lii'R 'R:ip. W.XI.I.ooX showed 1. but tired. Tin* winner. eiiler**d for $.7*M|, was bid lip (o $707
and lioiiRlit ill.
Senilelmd — 2141 1 (ioldeii *!ale. 1**!*.
SFX IOXTII R ACK- 5-8 Milo. **;7171-V.!)— '2— 12*). i Fiirse .<l*M). 2 .vear-*dds. Maidens.
.SelliiiR. .Vet v;iliie to w iiiiH'r $;’.*M*: seemnl. .'<7**: Hdril. $:!*).
21600
Imlex Horses
.XWtPPSt *4 % *4 Str P’in Jockeys Owners
H C F S
w 112
2 1
1* 1' 1-’
1* .XI
Buxton R P’’ Carimin
1
4
t
7-’»
7-10
WI*. K>7
;; 2
fii H 4=
3= .1
Mi'K' vert.'idni’v .sta bl*.
G
7
1
w i: H2
1 *1
;!•• 3.x 3*
c
Tunnr S Mi'NaURhton
r,
S
‘2
4-7
wi: 112
7 .*»
.-..t" *;' fi=
4X' .1
Dutw*.|| I*' F K****ni*
s-r»
3
13-
r.l
13
wi: 1o!I
S 7
41 71 7'
7= r,
Byrne E P’’ <'*>*m**y
♦;
i\
13-
:»i
1-3
w 113
1
3‘ 3= ::x
t;» T
M.n’aR'tXV c Daly
t;
ii
<:
2
1
w 1**4
r. 4
7* 7* 7'
7'J XV
M e 1 )' ot t M rsl M e La URh 1 in
ir*
2n
7
3
W M!)
s
x X s
X K
Troxli-r -Mrs N I! Davis
ir»
3t>
30
10
4
21314 .'^T.XRTLTN*:
2 I 34 I '* )1 ) *'*)CNSKL
T<).7H9’RH''LI'SP:
•Ml.73(i I.NDIAN CH.XXT
2io«« FL.xt; day
2147*: N*»LLI
2 I ■220* M I.S.'t FH I LR IN
•M4II TD.NY P'ASHION
Time. 1:01%. Track fast.
Winti'T— F.. e, by M:*rt.i Santa -('<miilr,v Fraud tlr:iiin«l by R. F. (■.•irimiii ).
XX’ent to twist at 7:17. .Xt post 3 mimites. Slarl Rood nnd slow. XX'ini riibbn out; second and flilnl
driviiiR ST.XRTLINH. sliowim* a IiIrIi oriler of simed. nii'ed iiilo a safe lead in tin* early riiiiiiiiiR and
Ramelv WitlistiMMl *;*I*ID CiU'XSKL'S elialh-liR**. TPe biHer w;is sIiirrIsIi in Hie e:ivly riLiininR and tini.slied
with a riisb. lull swerved over to tli<. insid** r:iil. RKCLFSK nnide a wid** Him nl Hie ellsiw :ind was in
<4toes| pursuit lo Hn* linal sixteenth, tlmu tired. IXDIAX I'HANT au*l P’L.Xtl D.X.Y were oiilpaei'd. XoLLl
showed si»eeil.
OFFICE:
1204 Fayette National Bank Building
LEXINGTON - KENTUCKY
MEMBEBS
J. X. Canideu, T. H. Talhot. W. F.. Hal<I«*ninn. .'llic W. 7'oiinR, C'has. F. UraiiiRer.
OFFICEBS
J.
X.
Caniili'U
S.
c.
Niiekols, Jr
At It mmtinR of the rornniisslon held on Saturday,
Jiim* 7. 1!)I7. at Lonisvill**, Ky., then* were iireseiit
•T. X. Camileii (I'hairmiiii ), .Xllie W. Youiir ami
T. H. Talliot.
The followinR new rules were offer<*il;
RKSdLX'KD: “That th*' RaeiiiR Seeretar.v shall
not put aii.v horse ii|i as a starliT in a slak** unless
instrnet***! to do so liy the owner or lniiiit*r of
hors*|.”
RK.SDLVFD: “That <*aeh race track applyiiiR to
this Commission for license simll aeeompan.v sahl
application with a Iwwik of proRraiii mad**, mil liy
Hie RaeiiiR S<**'ri.tar.v herelofori* appoiiiteil hy tins
(■omiiilssioii,- slimviiiR at l**ast six races f*ir each
*hiy aski-d for ami none of saiil ra****s shall l*e
ile*'lari*d off if as many as Hir**e start**rs ri'inain in
said race.’’ All nih's passed coiilriiry to this
nil** are liorehy reii<*nl<*<L
Xew resiilntion ]iass**d.
RKSDLX’KD: “That all the assneiations raeinR
nnd**r a lieeiis** from lh<* K**iitii**k,v State RaiiiiR
( 'iiniinissi<m shall **iiiploy K**ntn<*kians only as
li(*lli**rs to ra<*inR in **ondnelinR tlie rae<» ine<*tinRs
in Keiitih'k.v.’’
The folIowiiiR schedule for fall raeiiiR <1ates was
Rraiiti'd: K**ntneky .Xss<Mi:iti<m. Tliiirsilay. Sep-
temher !), to Saturday, S*'iit**mh**r is. IioiiRlas
Fark .loekey Cliih, Moinla.y, Sopl**mlM*r '2t), to Tiies-
d.i.v. S**pt**mlM*r 2S. Xew I.oiiisvilh* Joekf'.v Cliih,
\\'<*iln<*sd.*i.v, S**pt«'iiil>**r 2!). to Thnrsila.v. ()etol»*r 7.
Imtoiiia '.loekey Cliih. .Saturday, Oetolmr !l, to
\X’islm*sda,v. ()etrih<*r 27. Tin* niooHiiR then a*l-
jonriii**!.
MEETING HELD AT LATONIA. KY.. IN THE
CLUBHOUSE, JUNE 24, 1915.
FRF.SEXT; X'ire-Cliairman T. H. Talhot (pre-
sidiiiR). .Xlli*' W. YoiiiiR. \\'. IL I Inbleimin.
RKSOLX'KD: “Tliat Jockey J. l!ntw**ll is hereby
reinstated to all pi*ivi!**R«*s of Hie tiirf.” This
nioti.m was pass***! upon roeonini«*ndaHons of tin*
Iiri sidiiiR st**wards.
RKSdLX’F.D: “Tliat Dr. H**nry Hartliill hi* ap-
|v>inti**l Fa*hlo<*k .IihIrc nnd X'«*teriiiary SnrReon.”
Mr. Maiir.v K**mi»**r. attorn**.v for IhHirRo Iiiims,
apiM*.*ireil I«*fore tin* Coniniission ami ask**il for an
opliortiiiiity to s**i* tin* **viil**ne** in Hm lnn**s <*as**,
whieli was Rrantt**!. Mr. K<*mii**r iiotifi**il the Com-
missi. >ii that Mr. liini*s want<*i| to app**al ids **as**
to III** Coniniission. hut *11*1 not ask for a *l.*it«* to
he s**t for a h<*arinR.
The fidlowiiiR new nil** was o(T**r**il.
RKSoLVKD: “That any imlividnal eontemplat
inR till* imri’liase of a horse at pnlilie aiietioii mit
of a s**lliiiR race must d**p.>sit a sum <‘:|iiiil K»
<>nteri*d priei* of Hi** hors**, idiis Hie aiiionnt of Hi<*
purse Riv**ii to tin* wiiiniiiR hors**, willi Hie .S<***ri*-
tar.v of till* .Xssimiat ion ami r<*<***ive from him a
**r«*ilit slit* wlih-li iiiiisl h<* shown at tli** sal** on
deimiiiil of tlie owner of Hi*‘ li.ir.s<s ImiiiR sol<l.”
RP£SiiL\'ED; “Tliat a **oiiiniitf<**‘ Iw* apiwiinte*!
to draft ri*s«dnHoiis upon tin* ili*alli of Mr. K. XX’.
M.iRiim.'' .\<*tiiiR Cliainiiaii HpiMiiiiteil Hon. Ilaiili*
man ami Mr. Cli:irh*s F. (:r:iiiiR**r as eoiiimilK**'* to
ilraft saiil resolutions.
RKSOLX'KD: “Kdward .Tns|«*r was a|i|>.>inl**d
Hnmiii-iipper ami I’laeiiiR JiiiIr** t*> fill the v.*i«*ain*y
<*aiis**il h.v fh<> ih'ath of Mr. K. XX'. MiiRiiin. ami a
vae:iiii*.v ili“i*l:ir«<l in Hi** oUie«* of RaeiiiR Seeretar.v
ami FlaeliiR .IikIr**.’’
RKSOI.X'K'D: “XX'. H. Ft*areo is herelty ap|*oiiiK*d
R:ieiiiR Si*i*ri*liir.v and Fhi(*iiiR JiiiIri*. wlio sliall hiivi*
the pow»*r of :i|r|HiiiiHiiR an .Xssistaiit S**en*tar.v
iiIMin all Hi<* race <*oiirs«*s in Ki'iitiieky raeiiiR iiii*l.*i'
this Commission, ami,
XX’HKRK.XS. .X v.*ieaii**y now <*xists in said posl-
tion, sahl npiioiiitni**iit shall tnk*' efTe**t at o!i**e.’’
.XI(*etiiiR tli**ii a<lj*mrii***I.
Till* followiiiR list of ollieials will iirestde for tlie
(miiiiiiR fall iiii'CtiiiRs:
Kentucky Association.
SK*ward — (:arr**tt D. Wilson.
.Xssoeiati* JiidRi*. RaeliiR ,S****retary and Hamlieap-
|ier— W. H. Slii*ll«*y.
Starter -Harr.v .XIorriss(*y.
Fatrol .TuiIr** -Joliii Irehiml.
Faddoek .liidRe— Dr. H<*iiry Hartliill.
Ch*rk of Hn* Seali's -Joliii S. Wallace.
Trai*k Fhysiei:iii — Dr. Joliii MuRiiir**.
Tiiiii*l' - S. K. HiirIi**s.
Tel<*Rr:ipli Censor X'**riion Sainl**rs.
SiiisTvisor Fari-.Miitui*l Ma«*liiiies — XX’. H. I.amle-
inaii.
Douglas Park Jockey Club, New Louisville Jockey
Club, Latonia Jockey Club.
Stewards— Cliiis. !•'. Frie<*. K*l Hopper, .Tolin T.
Ii')*l:ilid.
Sl<*w:ird Ri*pr<*sentiiiR Keiitli**ky State Ra**iiiR
Commission— T. H. Tallmt.
FI:ieiiiR .liidRi* and CK*rk of tile .Se:il**s — XX’. H.
SIa*ll**y.
Flai iiiR JiiiIr** and H:imlieapp**r -Pal .las|i*>r.
FI:i**iiiR .IiiiIr** and Itai'iiiR S**i’r<*l.*iry W. II.
F<*are<*.
Faihloek JiniR* — Dr. Henrv Hartliill.
Fatrol JmlRi* Cliarh*s K. XX’riRlit.
TiiiiiT S. K. Hii*r1i**s.
T**li*Ri:ipli Ci*nsi.i* -X’**rnon Samlers.
Siip**rvisor Faii-Miilin*l .Xlaeliiii**s — XX'. H. l.auiie-
nian.
Starti*r — Harry M*irriss<*y.
Tin* followiiiR Iie<*iis**s liavi* he**n Rninled hy tlie
Sl:il«* Rai*hiR Commissi**!! for Hn* ,v**:ir 191.7:
Trainers.
is Ahil Dillard Hill
*. .Xilkiiis •!'. .1. Harmon
iivilli* R. .Xlh*n r. F. Ilayi*s
rR<* .Xrvin
L. .XiisHii
1 .Xlirams
F.ak4*r
I. l!;ik**r
I. F..ik**r
II. F.ak**r
s. F.ahlwin
n*li 'Kriwiks
**s M. Kr.H«ker*l'*hn
). I!***»in*
11. F.in kiit*r
“. Rnsiks
;. F.rowii
.X. Kiaiiehi
t. F.rainlt
'lirow 11
. Reiisoii
. F.r**w n
. F.:ix1i*r
. C:lllll
VI. Cain
,1. S. Hawkins
F. XX'. Hay
XX'illiam Hiirl*-.v
.1. .XL ll<*iiry. Sr.
I!riiv**r C. HiiRln>«
S. M. H<*inl**rs*ii
Tlioinas ll*i*lR**
Chris. Hauser
.l*>hii H<>r:iii
I lofTman
Hirs*'h
1 limlK'S
Hills**
... ll**rl**ii
(:t*orR*» XX’. Iniies
tiliii .l*iliiisoii
T. .I*iliiis*m
.bthiison
XI ax
S. K.
Frank
PI
11 .
l’.*‘ll .X. .bmes
.X. L. Kirliy
T. XL K**iit
XX’. H. K:iriiek
R. C:nnpliell*L H. K****in*
L. Cain.ll H'-'T-!" '•:***'>
S. .1. l.awP'i*
Dan la liaii
Xliis** l.ow* iistein
IK iiry L;iii*h*n
W. L. Li*wis
.Klim Low**
F*. Lvin*h
.las. XX. l.ally
XK-Ch niand -M Liiza.k*!*
Collins (:.*<• .XI ay ln*ny
*,11,,.,, XX. -X. M:iiiin*l
r.l T. f'.dton H. H. Marlman
1 lavis .1 - XX , Ma.v
:«> D**iiny Clias. K. .XKwir**
Dickinson •!- M''a‘l
;,-l, .1. S. .Xl**Ri'iili*
s l'Ivi*rnian .l;iiii**s M*'K**iiii**.v
rt C. Flakes R. XKMill.iii
,,-r,.ll .1. C. Milam
P'iz**r (l*s*. XL XlilliT
s XX’. I'oriiianD. R- -XlilU*r
s Hass R. Murray
Ciiss.T Jotni MuCormiek
J. .1. Markleiii
L*'W Xbirioii
XX’. F. M* Kiiiii**y
F. .LMil**s
idilsIw.roiiRh H. R. Moriis
lolilhatt XX'ni. Xl*'D:iiii**l
Hil.soii Dan Morris
HimmIo *L R. Mon-land
i:**riiiR. Sr. .1* *1111 Naylor
’. I l**nin*ss.v -I. H. Ni**ln*ls
H. IIiiRhes K. J. D'Coiiin*!!
[laiiiiiiuu W. C. Overlou
’. Cl;lll**,\
iiiiniiiRliam
T. Cliiim
Cis*-o
, Ci**M'k**tt
o.vin*
olslmi
, Coltr**ll
Hallaher
Hovaiiin'tti
IT Crati*r
t;ri**v«*s
Palw. 1!. Fiirsoi
XX'alli*r II. Feai
XX'm. F**ikiiis
1*'. .1. Foils
XX’iii. Fope
T. L. Fiore**
Ki iiiiy I’itt
.l<*iTy Fowers
R. .1. I'oWlTS
•L'ls. F. Ross
.loliii Ri****l
H. I!. R<'**Hu>r
.1. R. R**sp*'ss
Louis Rt*i<te|
C.XX'.R**i*liiiR**r
* 'l.*ir<*iii*** ItoRi'r
.1. XX’. RoR. rs
XI. .1. Ri'anlon
.Limes R*.w<*
(I XL Rii'liiiiRs
.1. R. Rih*y
C. 11. R*>R**rs..Ir.
R. L. R**r,*i*s
R. T. Riimn*ls
L. SirnU*
XX’m. R. Sallee
K. .1. S ilt
\X’illi:im Saih*s
H. .1. SiirR**nt
L. Sehiieliiiiaii
•loliii F. .Seliorr
XX’. D. .Si llily
L.S.S**lliiiRst*'ii
A. D. Sl****Ii*
XX’iii. .1. Spi**rs
John S|i'ekl**r
XX’. II. Sin'ar|i*y
XX’alti'r S**amsti
Ji hii ’I’. Smith
.1. M. ShilliiiR
!•:. II. Short
D. PI. Sl«*wart
.1. D. SK*v**iis
■I. St**|ili**iisoii
F**l**r Sh**ri*laii
P’laiik .Smith
l•'r<**l Staton
J*>liii .Sim|,sou
Kay S(wn**<*
lands T.*nih**r
T. Taylor
'•T*I Tlm lier
C. Tiiiihi'rlake
H. .1. Thoiiipsoi
lands Tlioinpsoi
XX’. p'. Taylor
XX’. S. Tr»*vey
Jo** rm<*iis**tti*r
ILR.X’arwiR.Jr.
H. X’aii Ry
Dave X’ililoe
Roht. .1. XVahlen K. XX’ilkliison *i ;|.nr XX’illlams
XX’iii. XX'allai ** .lohii S. Wanl C.’l . \\’orHiiiiRt*m
Fliil XX’iH**rs A.*:. XV’iNMimnn .loliii**. XXliitl.y
II. XX’ebh XV’m. XV’o*Hlar*l XX’. -f. X’<niii"
F**l**r Winimer R. D. XX illianis
P'. D. XX’eir .loliii XX’all**rs
Jockeys.
H**nry Alex L**o flaiiR**! .1. Xott**r
X\’alK*r .Xinlress Ros* oe * ;*i*.sp A. N*.yl*ni
Eilw. p:. .Xiiihrosi* LiPl.v Hritliii XX’. .1. D’Rrh*n
R. IKixtoii XX’iliis K. (ii*.*.n I’reil Faiil
( has. lb , 11 1 fail (iaiiz P:.ii1 F*miI
D. F.olainl .loin* llanover .Xlln.rt F**,*ise
Clias.RmlinRnm** .1. Hnwanl Monti* Fr**s|o,|
.l.•lm**s Rutwell C. .Ioim*s Rohl. M. Small
.1. .1. Camphi'll P'rank KcorIi Hi*rliei't .Sniiiter
•Dan Connelly .1**** K**ili'ris .1. F. SmvHi
R;i.v Cart**!* -loliii Loftiis Dav** .Stii liiiR
Raymoml li;ivh>.s XX’alfer Lill**y IL.SK'ariis
Harry Deniih r Frank Miirpliy KiiiR Lapaille
J. Domiidek J. K. .XIeD*.nal*I XX’alK r TavP.r
C. Dishnioii Tims. Mi TaRRart Fn il T**ali:iii
•L'ls. .1. DiiRRan K. Martin Kihlh* Tapiin
Frank Fann y .1. .1. M*( ah.* Rov I npiliart
XX’. Franklin R**rmir*l Marco Cljali* X’anllnsen
Hny (:arni*r .lolin XI**TaKR.*irt
Lloyd i:**ntry .\Iln*rl .XIolt
•Lh*<*iis*> issn**il to riile for XV. R. Rissell an*I R.
L. Raker.
Apprentices.
.Tock**.v. Kinployer.
'I; John X\’,ilK*rs
L. t nihn, Jr . 1 . c. (L,ii„i„.r
"Vl.-l’''""'' R. Ri’ii*ll*'V
IL Allen
Ma*k i.ain.r I. ||„ii,„„i
I* 1***1 *|u'l.' lolin W. Si'horr
■,i''*'l XV. A. Kirwan
.•l"'R""'i gidiiev SKil.h*
( land** Hunt K Sp<*m*e
Arelih* K**ll.*y .iVl.' lUdlainl
''"."‘"’k T*.|ii Itn.wii
'■•'"■I La.XIasler William Herst
"■* IL Xliz.*ll
•.5’''.','- •''■''“.'“•-v Klla .XIa 1**11* V
XX din* .MaMiie \V,„. |•..rkills
i'.’.*,.*’ ''';*, T. W.irHiiiiRloii
illiatn .Moi'han I. \y M iv
Frank .XLirliii XV. ‘ F. .Martiii
( li:irl.*s M. iRler I. H. .XK-Carr. ii
F.ryant iMt I*.
Prank IK.binson XVIlliam H.rst
•Liiims Kt****h* Win. Ibrkiiis
•/.* I IL Rak**r
I ’l * ■ ' • "■**iHiiiiRlon
XXesley XX ilikli r p'ciMk (i.-rim:
Prank XX illiams Ds<*:ir Williams
Tin* followiiiR Ih’i'iisi* f«*es hav«* lie**ii refii-'«sl hoys
nn*l<*r hr**:
XX’ilh*tt I*:. Mil«h**ll Har*.hl .Tenr<**.lt
I'liomas F:irh*.v Henry Tliomas Kvans Hayes
I ill* ai>plii*al ions of tin* followiiiR parlies liave
In***!i ln*l*l fia* further inv«*sHRaH*.ii anil they will
not lx* p<*rmitt**d lo pursue Hn*ir v**eatioii' iiiitil
tln*ir lh*i*iisi*s Imv** !H***n issti***l:
.1* **ki*y - .lam**s M. D**av**ii|mrt.
'Hi** followiiiR a|*|ir**ntiees will he Rraiiled li**<*iis(*s
will'll they have tiUsl properly e,*rHrn**t copies of
their l•onll•aets willi Hn* K<*iitn*kv Slat.* Ra<*iii*'
C<*miidssioii. hilt will n**t In* |h*i mil t<*d to ride until
tiieir li****iis**s have li**eii issii**i|;
Shi rinaii Dirksoii Cmil K.isley Jolin .Xllon
Authorized Agents.
1 1 o. , Kinployer.
•T*'li*i I*. Schorr .Tolin \\'. .Schorr
I<>hii XV. S<ln*rr
U. I>. \\ illianis laiiios I*. Ilollaml
Sti'plieii .1, I.awh'r laiiK's F, .lolinson
„ , ,, ,, (Qidiiey Slahh*)
I*. A. I.ailor R. Miz**ll
L*lw.*iril I. I niton \( Cuiton
Mose t.ohihhitt I. w. Hol.lblatt
":.mik** W. II. Kairlek
XX. 11. Karriek H. K. Knapp
.. . (Dlieek Stable)
XX. II. K.irriek Sehiivler I'arsons
-loliii R**.**I g„i„„
XX . .1. X .IIIIIR P’,.,h| .s* I,.iI 1* r
''••LX* I. E M:i*l*b*n
Rn*l .Xla.v Ii>liii XX’. (;i****n**r
M. .1. Shaiimai |;„ss Limui.'V
•laiins Row** II. |>. widtm*'y
XX dliaiii Cain las|:*T N. Monin*'.*
J. MeCoriid*'k p; Herr
I'. L. Fil l**** Frank .1.’ K**llv
Tins. IIimIr** p;. i*. |.;ikiiis
H**nn:iii F.rainlt I, IT Li\ iiiRston
Fliil r. Cliinn I, -IT l.iiinRston
.Iam**s R.*w** L. S. 'Iliompson
.1. W. P’i*i<*man XV. F. I\nel>elkaiiip
Miller Faiil W. F. Keith
Begistered Bating Colors.
A
.Xiiailh*. Mrs. .XI. A- Co. — R*.il, wldt** hell aii*l sh***ves,
ri'il **ross *m sh***v**s, lilin* l■;lp.
.Xlirams, T. .1. — Rc*|. hlin* sash, while sli***v**s ainl
*ap.
Ariii'W. T. F. — Hfi'eii, hlaek sash, wldt** <*.*ip.
.Xirliarl, H. t', -- Klin*. r*‘*l belt. R**l*i sUs*ves, r**d cap.
.\ li'vainler. K. D. Dark liliie, whit** sb*ev**s, hine
anil wldt** lap.
.Xll**ii A, Son. .1. R.— Fink. r***l sash, red <*ap.
.XinliTsoii, C. R. XX’Idl**, .sl*'«*ves wldt** with green
s|ii|M*s. r**I **ap.
.\l*|il**Rat**. H. C, A Cl*. — XX'Idte, hlne sh’eves, widte
I :ip.
.Xriiohl. K. C. (’riiiison. widti* h**lt.
■Xr\ in. (1**0. F*..*ie<M*k lilii**, wldt** sasli, wld.te sleeves
with r***l lianil, white **:ip.
-XiisHii. R. .1. XX’Idl**, liLii'k sle**ves anil rap.
B
•Raker, H. C. -Rlaek with Rohl stars.
Itak**i', XX’. II. Fink with roIiI stars.
R.ikei*. .\. Dili Rolil, black sl****v**s wlHi old Rold
b.irs. blai'k <:ip.
l!:ik**i*. .1. II. R*'*l ami bl:i*k polka .lots, lilaek
bell, ri'd ami l*l;i**k p**lka *1**1 sle**v**s, r***l <’ap.
ILilRowan Sliibl.* (T. .1. A H. 11. Clay ) — RLiik.
wldt** i**ilLir anil iiilTs. whit** st:ir in fr-.iit ami
ba**k. hlaek **:ip.
lliiriM's. H. X i ilow, hlai'k Insips, hla* k an*l y**Ilow
<ap.
Rarl*iii. .1. A* C*>. — IHai'k, r***l In'lt, R*>ld enlYs *m
sl****v**s. tihick ami wliile cap.
Rati's, Rolierl Illin*. Ri****n s:isli, hla**k sleeves.
Iilm* *a|).
R;i\t*r. S. T. — Fiirph* with whit** liors<» shoes, piir-
pb* * :ip.
R;i\l*i', L. IL — Half black anil half whit**, y**llow
sl****\**s. r**il cap.
R**ll. R. F. - F.lai'k. Rri*i*n hell, hl.aik atnl whit** ran.
'it**iim*tl, t:*si. C. t:i'i***ii with wliil** iliaiinaiil.s,
Riaiiehi. (). .X.- R***l. Rre**n iimiti's** ernss on hack,
Ri'****,, s:isli. wldt** sl****v**s ami cap.
Rills A Ki>*’i'ii**r XX’Idl**, r***l sasii, l*ln** sI*h*vcs and
<:i|i.
I!iss**ll. (Jco. XX’. .1.— 1)1*1 RoIil, r**d h**1t and sl*s*ves.
Rlaekfor*!. tl. L. — Fiirph*. wldl** sash, sl****v**s an>l
<:l|>.
F.liH,m**r. R. t). — Rim*, brown sle*>v**s, Id.ai’k cap.
Ii*Miki*r. .\p|ili*R:il**— F.iiriit or.aiiR**, pnrph* cross
s:isln*s, Rr***'ii cap.
I!*"ii**s, .XIrs. II. — Rial, hr*>wn sash, r**d sliaw**s,
wldt** cap.
Itni*lh*y. p;. R. XX’liit** willi tlir**** Rreen hoo|is,
widti* sh***v**s. Rr**eii cap.
F.raill**y, T. C. A Co. - XX’Idt**. him* sash, blue
sl*s*v**s willi whiK* liars, whit** and hln** **ap.
Riailb'.v. John— Fnrpl**. wldt** s:isli, or:iiiRi* sl**eves,
wldt** cap.
Rrainlt. IL A- IE. R. — Dine, rial h**lt. red sh'eves
witli hhii'k Inaips. r»*il ami hl.iek cap.
Rraiiiion. T. P'.- Fink. Rr**eii sash. ■Rr****n cap.
Rr****kinriilRi*. D>*slia- Rlii**, olil Rold l«*lt, hlne
sl*a*v**s. olil Roll! cap.
Rn*wst**r. 1*7. Itial, ol*l R*d*I In'lt. wldt** slsiiihl**r
simps, rial slc**v**s. hliii* i-ap.
Rro*'kniiII**r, C. .1. -Fni'iih*. r***l sl****v**s. r***1 e:ip.
ltr<Miks, R. F. — Rrowii, gray sl*a*ves, Rr****n «*;ip.
Rrowii. T. .1. — XX’hit**, Rr****n ilots, Rr****n bars on
sleeves, RriM'n and whit** **ap.
Rrowii. L. .1. — Rrowii. Rr****ii snsli, brown sl****ves,
Rr****ii anil whit** **ap.
Rnrtoii, R. — XX’hil** and Idii** inilku ilots, blue sl****ves,
reil cap.
4
DATI.Y KACIXG FOKAf
SUNDAY, JULY 11. 1915.
Kurtoii. I'lcil — wliilt* i^asli am) cap. ^.rrccn
kIc»-vcs.
ItiiMliciiic.vcr. rlias. K. — Itcil. white sh-cves ami cap.
Itilllcr, .las. — While. cIhti'.v .s;ish, sl«-c\cs ainl cap.
r. ^ .M. Stable — I’lirpic. white shawes ami cap.
t'ahii. .1. — MraUKC, blue belt ami sleeves, pink
cap.
Callabaii. T. W. — Ke<l. ,!;reen stars,
t'aiiiih'ii. .1. N. — Wliitc. rcil In-lt. lilack sleeves, re.l
cap.
t'ariiiaii. It. I’.— Whili". hliK- sash, white sleeves
wilh blu(s bars. Iiliie cap.
t'arpi liter. T. 1,. -Iteil. w iiile cress sash, red amt
lialf wliite sleeves, vvliite cap.
('airiill. C. 1,. — l!i«twii. j:reeii Imlt. ;;reen sleeves.
Iiriiwn liiNips, ureeii cai>.
Carle.v. t:<-e. .\liee litue, wliitc cross on front and
back, red ladt.
I'arler. II. — Vellow, pink belt, pink shvves,
white cap.
Ca.vsc. 1.. .M. l*eaeo<k bine, white sash, risl cap.
fella. A. 1>. — White, brown sash, white sleeves,
brow II eiilTs. bniwn cap.
fhaiipell, f. W.- Purple, ^reen cross sashes, jirecn
cap.
fhapman. 1!. — (Ireen. red bars on sleeves, red cap.
fheiianlt. ('. 1). — Oraiiac, wliitc sash, plum sleeves,
while cap.
f hiircliill. .lohn— I’ink, white sleeves, pink and
white cap.
fivill, I*. .M. — lilne. old «old sUa-ves. white cap.
t’iseo. W. 1'. — White, .vellow dots, white jellow dot
sleeves, blue cap.
flark. W. ('. — fopiM'r, pink cap.
flarksiiij. 1'. — itraiijie. black sash, sb-eves and cap.
flaiic.v. W. f. — Green, red sash, ^reeii sleeves with
white bars, red cap.
fla.v llros.-.-Valc blue. oran;;e sash, orange ca|i with
biack band.
f toiler. .1. 1!. White, suntlower on back, white
sleeves, red cap.
fotTe.v. II. K. - l.i^lit bine, ilark bine sh'eves with
white bars, white cap.
Cohen, .\l. 1!. Green, white cross sashes and sh'eves,
y:reeii and while eaii.
fide. K. K. Green, pink .sash, red cap.
Colston. K. -I lraii.ee. red 1 m- 1I and <-ap.
Colton. .M. lllaek. imrple sasli and .sUs-ves.
white eap.
Coppertliwait". M. C. — White, bine belt, orange
sleeves, white cap.
Cornell. .1. 1'. I*nrple. oM gold cross on back, old
.gold bars on sleeves, pnrpli' and gold eai>.
Cisiper. Will:ird C.--A ellow, black collar and cnITs,
.Vellow and black cap.
Conrtiie.v. W. C. — Green, red cross sashes, green and
red cap
Cvrrigan McKinne.v — Ked, bine sash, red cap.
Crockett. I’. C. — White, red belt and sleevi-s, bine
cap.
Crawford. W. II. — Yellow, green cross sashes, belt
and cap.
Criglar. l»r. r. I>. — Green, orange yoke, green
sleevi's. oran.ge cnITs. green cap.
Cropper, Fred — Kcd. brown belt, red sleeves, green
cap.
Crinii. A. T.— I’ea green, black Is-lt, black sleeves,
pea green cap.
Cullen, ir. .1.— Itnrnt Orange, green sash, sleeves and
cap.
Cniieo. .lolin— I’lack and white halves, black sleeves,
black cap.
Ciinninghain & Misal.v — I’ink. green cap.
Itaniels iV llislges — Ked, blue dots, reil with blue
dot sleeves, white cap.
Itarb.v. .Mrs. .1. W. — Green, broWn belt, old gold
cap.
Dardeu. W. W. — Straw, purple sash, while cap.
Itavis. .1. K. — Green, black sash, black .sli-eves,
black cap.
Itavis. .1. W. -Kcd. red and white cults, bine cap.
Itegnan. .Tohn \ ellow. green sash and cnITs, yellow
and .gn eii cap.
Dickinson. K. I’. — K«sl. white hoops, red and white'
hoops sleeves, blue eap.
Dingerson Kros. — Koyal blue wilh white dianionds.
royal blue with diamond sleeves, royal bine with
white dianionds cap.
Dmlsoii, K. 1’. Kid and while stripes, green sash,
blue cap.
Donnelly. 1’. II. — Green, white Is'It, orange sleeves,
orange and gret'ii cap.
Dodds. W. G. King — I’ink and Idaeu stripes, pink
and black cap.
Dcirse.v, .lames K. — Crimson, black sash and cap,
while sleeves.
Ihirteli, N»‘d F. - lUaek, orange cross sash, orange
bars on sleeves, black cap.
Doyle. .Marlin — I’Ini'. red cap.
Duke, Dr. W. 1!. — Itrowu, white sleeves, brown and
white cii|i.
Diinii. William .T. — I’.lack. yellow cress sashes, black
anil yellow eulTs. purple I'aj).
Dunlap. ,\. G. — Klaek, white sash, red cap.
Klkiiis. K. 1’,. — Cerise. Idle’ ladt.
Kills lY I’ortcr — Brown, grei'U belt, green slec'ves.
green eap.
F.iiiiiions. II. 11. — I’ink. gray sleeves and cap.
Krb iV Gardner- Light bine, green cross sashes, dark
bl:i" sleeves, dark bine cap.
Kvernian, .Mrs. .1. — While, green cross sash, while
sb'cves, green cap.
Kvaiis. r,. C. -Green jacket, red sash, red and white
sir’pes sleeves, red cap.
Farrington. F.— Black, gold belt, gold sleeves, gold
cap.
Fariier, G. W. A Co.— Brown, old gold sash, old 'gold
slel'Vl'S.
Fergiisoa. A. 1..- I’nride. three orange strijies on
sleeves, orange cap.
lergiison. ,1. W. -Green, old gold sash, red sleeves,
old gohl cap.
Fenchter, W illiain- I’.rown and pink stripes, old gold
sleeves and cap.
Field I’.i'os. — I’.lne. red sash and eap.
r izer, \\ . II. A; Co. — Ked, blue belt and slei'Ves.
while ca|i.
Flail. 1.. S. — Ked, sleeves red. wliiti' and blue
^ -trip. red c.ip.
I'lanigan, ,1. Bine, wliite belt. shs'Vi'S and cap.
I'lowers. West —I’nride. yellow sash, yellow sleeves,
.velhwv e.ip.
Forsvlhe, K. White, black bi lt. vellow eap
ForsyllM'. .lanies— While, black Im'ii, red sleeves,
Id.ick cap.
Forgett iV Farrell — Ki'd and gra.v halves, gri'cn cap.
I' oIe\ , ,7. M. -t,reen, brown cross saslu'.s, white cap.
I'rakes. K. C, Ar Co. Brown.
I'rey. .Mrs. W. II. -White, green .sash, red sleeves,
gns'ii eap.
Fuller. .1. W. — Ked Jacket with orange stri|M's, whiti'
cap.
IjalTncy. .1. F. — Sky hhp'. green belt and cap.
tiall.'ilier Bros. — Blown. r<*d bars on sh'eves ri'd eap.
• iardiier, Harry Black, pink sash’ and cap.
tia'ser. C. \\ . -While, green belt and sb'cves.
IfalewiHid A: Buekner -l’.l.ick, yellow IiiHips, y» How
bars op sleeves, white cap.
th'ary A Kawson lilack with white .yoke, white
sleeves, black eap.
Gersi. William —Kcd. white and blue hm.'ps blue
sleeves, white cap.
Geriiig. Frank--Greeii. white on back, red Imlt
and cap.
Gih.son. .1. A. — White, red belt, green sleeves, red
e.ip.
itlass. Uwcn- Iilne, white sash and slei'Ves black
cap.
Gloss. I’. F. — Black, yellow Ix'lt, yellow slevives
Willi blown hands, brown cap.
tjrater. W.ilter - Gri cn. pink yoke and cap.
Gri'iier. .1. G. Light blue, white sleeves with
brown bars, brown cap.
Green, .las.— Green, orange sleeves, gn I'li eap.
^■ref^■r, F. .1. I’nrple. white eros.s sasls's, piirph'
sli-eves. purple aiiil while c.ip. _
Grieies. S. K.— Ked. br-iwii sash, n't! with bniwii
bar sleeves, bine lap.
Grilliii. .1. A (I. — Black and white stripes, green
shs'vi's. red cap.
limber. .M. li. White, black sash, cidlar. black
sleeve- wilh while liars, hlack ea|i.
Golilblatt. .1. 1\ , — While, rid cross sashes, red
bands on slcev. s. white cap.
GikmIi', .1. .M. A Co. Koyal purple, gohl dots, gold
cap.
tie dnian. .1. B.— Bine, yellow belt and slegves rial
cap.
liordon Green, red sa-li, red shs'Ves.
Goi'ev, A. .1. — White and nd stripes, brown sleeves,
blue cap.
(iorin. 11. B. -Xelrose. green belt. -leeies and cap.
Guthrie. B. F. W hite, red sash, red cro-s an
sleeves, red cap.
H
Haggard A Shannon Black wilh while diamond:.
Ilak. u. — lilack Jacket, green s.ish. red sleeves with
green bars, gri'en cap.
Ilaniilton, C. K. A Co. Itlne. while sash, red eap.
L'tincock, A. B. Draiige. white ho ps on sleeves,
wiiile cap.
ILiniev. .1. II. A Co. — White, [iiinile .sash. |iiir|de
sleeves, pnrph' c.ip.
Ilaiile.v. Kobt. — .'iioteli plaid Jacket, white sleeves,
white cai*.
llciige. Geo. — r.avender. 'gri'en sash, red slis'ves.
lavenil'T and green cap.
Hart. .7. K. — Itlne. rial belt, orange sleeves with red
burs, gri'i'ii cap.
Ilarnioii, T. .I.--Gris'n. gold Imlt, gold hoops on
sliS'Ves. gold cup.
Harris. W II. — Wliite. orange sleevi's, roil cap.
Hatlii'ld, 'r. — I’ink. blin* cross sa.shcs, red cup,
Uttitecr, C'ltfis.— Lavvudfi', grvett caji.
Hawkins, F. H. -Old gold, bliii' licit, wliiti' cap.
Hawkins. George .M. Gra.v. elierry straps and cap.
Hawkins. ,1. S. A Co. — tlraii.ge, green sleeves, wliite
cap.
Hayes. T. I’. — Ki'd. gri'en toliaeeo leaf on back,
green e:ip.
Headley. H. 1’. — Navy blue, white sash, collar. ciilTs
and cap.
llcailh'.v A Miller — Navy Iduc. white sash, collar,
cliffs, blue e:lp.
Ileiidrie, GiHirge .M. — Gray, gray sleeves, elierry
stiipi's. elierr.v cap.
1 leniiesse.v. F. — Old gold, purple stars.
Ileiir.v. .lohn .\L. Sr. Ked. purple sliwes. green cini.
Ileriidon. O. K. — Bine, black Ih'II, oniiigc sleeves,
gri'i'ii call.
Her/.. Kmil K'd and wliitc blocks, bine sleeves,
I'liU' cap.
Ilcatliiiigton, J. F. — (inx'ii. white striis's, red sash,
red cap.
llcwitt. II. II. Wliitc. red star in front and hack,
nsl collar, eiilTs and cap.
Hieke.v A Clolier — Green, pink sash and sleeves,
white slioiilder straps and e:i''
Hill, Dillard A Co. — Yellow, rt'il stisli, ri'il bars on
sleeves. .M'How eap.
lllrsi'li. Sainnel — I’iiik. purple Nil and cap.
llitclicock. F. K. -•Green, light .grci'ii siceves and
cap.
Hogan. John — Tnri|iioisc blue, gold licit, white
siei'vi's, gold cap.
Iloll.-inil. .1. !.<. — Yale blue, orange liani on sleeves,
orange cap.
Hoots. A. W. — Kc'd. white cross sashes, red sleeves,
black i-ap.
Horton. K. —While, pnrph' sash, green cap.
Iliiglii's. .1. T. — White, blue belt, red sb-r'Vi's and
cap.
Ilnglics. K. .1. A Co. — White, grt'cn ln'lt. black collar
and Cliffs.
linglies. S. K. A Co.— Light blue.
Iliiglii's. Tandy A Co. Wliite with red striiies,
white sleeves, risl ami while cap.
IliiiiK', Kolx'rt -Half black and half white, white
<ap.
I liimphri'.vs. .V. I’.. Jr. — I’lirplc. <s>ris«' sash.
lliinic.v, K. Gns'ii with red slriix's. gold sash,
red sleeves, green cap.
Ilnrlc.v. W. — Black, gri'i-n bi'It and cap.
llymans. U. — Hcliotro|>e. wliitc sasli, purple collar
and cnITs, luirplc cap.
Ingcls. Kdwiird II. — Black, orange sash, red cap.
iuiics. George W. — Green, white belt, green and
w hite « aji.
Irvin. .Mrs. T. >L— White, yellow Imlt, red cap.
Jeanette. I. F. — Yellow, black sleeves, white sash,
pink cap.
Johnson. Cr.isswailc A Co. — Xelrose, green cuffs,
griH'ii sash, gns'ii eap.
J'lhnson, Lneii'ii — Alice lilue, green sash. Alice Mae
sleeves. Idiie cap.
Johnson. J. 1’. — Gri'en. white sash, white liars on
sleeves, red cap.
Johnson. J. W. — Green, white sash, white bars on
sleeves, green and white ca|i.
Jones, lb'll -V. — While, old gold belt, green .sleeves,
green cap.
Jones J. 1’. — Gri'i'n. green with green bars on
slccvi's, green lap.
JoiK's, Toni 11. — Oran.ge, red and blue cross sashes
and eap.
J'lrdaii. A. — Green, red sa.sh. red and green bars on
sleeves, green cap.
Jordan. Ciias. — Orange, black belt, cuffs and cap.
Ki'ciie. ,T. O. — Orange, black sash, cuffs and eap.
Kii'zik, J. I’.- Brown, green Ix-lt. green cuffs on
sleeves, green cap.
Keith A Spciicc — Grci'ii. orange sash, red cap.
Ki'llcy. 7'. J.- — Orange, green iK'lt, cntTs and cap.
Kelly. J. — White, green shoulder straps, 'gri'en cap.
Kersey. J. A. — Green, orange licit, black sleeves,
white cap.
Kirk A Son. Henry — Orange, orange sleeves, brown
sash, lemon cap.
Kirk, W. It. -Bine and wliite stripes, blue sleeves,
blue and wliite cup.
King. W. F. — Kcd, green sash, white sh'eves, lii'own
cap.
Kirwaii. .Mrs. W. A. — I’urplc. nil sash and sleeves,
pllrpk^ and red cap.
Knapp. II. K. — I’nrple and g<dd sipiares, gold
sb'cves, purple cap.
Kni*bclk:inip, K. C. — I’lirple, wliitc belt, bine cap.
Koliriiig. F. W. — Or;inge, green iK'lt, green sh'eves.
green cap.
Kolirmaii. J.— Kcd. blue belt, white sleeves, blue
cap.
Lab Id. A. S. — Canary, purple sasli and sli'eves,
canary and purple cap.
Lall.v, .las. — KottIc grccii, scarlet iK'lt. slc'i'ves and
cap.
Lang Hcriiiaii — Dark blue, black sash and sleeves,
hlack cap wilh wliitc cross.
Langhlin. J. J.— Oraiige, wliite sasli. green and
while bars on sli'i'ves. green and white cap.
Laiidciiiaii, W. II. Black, red sash, red sleeves
wilh wliitc bars, red cap.
LaMoii. Joliii -I’iiik, pink Imlt. black sli'eves and
black cap.
Lc Blond. Lnki — Black.
Lcacli A i'-towc —Brown, red sasli and cap.
Lchan, .Mrs. Dan — Gri'cn. blue sleeves, blue belt,
blue cap.
Lchan. Dan — Gri'i'n. IdiU' sleeves.
Leigh, K. -V. — Yellow, lihic sleeves, green cap.
Lcmairc, F. 15. — IHuck and while ixilka dots, white
cap.
Lewis. W L. A Co. — Yelhiw. brown hand on
sleeves and ro.yal purple cap.
Linker, W. — l.i'glit hliic. dark hliie sleeves and cap.
Livingston. .Ii'hers' ii I.avi'iider, white sash, n-il
bars on sleeves, white cap.
lamg. Gi'o. J. — I’l'aciH'k hlilc, yellow sash and cap.
laiwe. John — I’.rowii. pink sash and sh'i'Vcs.
laiWcnstciii, J. — I’nrplc with white liiMips, purple
and white liar on sleeves, purple cap.
Maci'.v. Gus — Wliitc, red sasli. gri'cn slccvi's, red and
green ca|>.
-Macias. K. -Black with yellow [lolka (L)ls, yellow
sash.
.Madden. J. K. — Clicrry. wliitc liars on sleeves, white
hiHip on e:ip.
-Malioiicy. J. T. — K«sl, grci'ii sash, sli'i-vcs and cap.
.Marion, Lew — Kcd. purple sasli and cap.
-Marklcin. J. J. — Bine, Anicricun shield on back.
riHl cap.
Marlman. W. J. — tlrceii. red sasli, slet'ves red with
wliiU' liars, ml cap.
MarsliiiII, K. 1’. — Gold with Idne striix'S, gold i-aii.
-Matlock. C. -V. I’.lack. while iM'lt. old gold culTs,
hlack and <dd gold cap.
Mattingly. G. I’. A Co. — Black, yellow sash, hlack
sli'cvi's. yellow cap.
-Ma.v, J. W.- White and orangi' stri|H's. orange eap.
Mi'ddis, C. — I’urplc, red hell, red ca|i.
.Meyers. Geo.- -I lid gold and hhie stripes, hlack
sleeves, hliic cap.
Middleton A Jones — White, Idne sash, white wilh
ri'd stri|H'd sleeves, red cap.
-Milam. J. C. — Green, g'dd sash and cnfTs, green
aiyi gold cap.
Miles. 1’. J. — Green, pink hell, green slei'vi's. .gold
cap.
Miller. D. B. — (irccn. white sasli, brown cap.
-Miller. Geo. .M.- Black, light idne belt, light lilnc
sleeves, black and white ca]i.
-Millett. I’at J.' — White and green diagonal bars,
white eap.
■Misick. .Mrs. .1. I). — Red. black sli't'ves with green
bars, 'j-rccii cap.
•Mizi'll, W. K. While with ri'd hoops, sleeves white
willi Idne liiMips. red. white and hlue cap.
.Moore. L. W. — ilariHin. yellow sleeves and cap.
-Mo re. C. W. ilraiige. black and white cap.
-Mi-iic. .M. C. — Kcd. green sh'eves. yellow cap.
MiMirc. .McB. Bine, ri'd sli*i‘Vcs.
.Moreland. G. B. — White, purple Ik'U and cap.
.Morri':. Dan T. A Co.--Wliite. red hiHips on sleeves,
red shoulder straps, red ami wliite cap.
Morris. G. B. — I’nrplc. wliitc cap.
.Morris. J. II. — .Marion, white sash. inariHin and
white cap.
-Mo-hicr. Geo. G. — Green, red sash, green sleeves,
risl cap.
.Morris. ,\. H. Scarlet, purple ln'lt. searlet cap.
-Moiiiice. .7. X.— Cami'"- lil.ick sash, canar.v sleeves,
green eap.
Mnihollaiid. D. K. — I’ink. gr'.'en sasli. green sleeves,
grei'ii ca|i.
-Miilli'illaiid. Win. — White, orange, sash, hlai'k cap.
.Miirra.v. K. — Black Jacket, orange with white bars
on siceves. white can.
.Murphy. T. .M. I’urplc. green sasli and cap.
MacMaiins James — Gri'i'ii. and purple quarters,
green cap.
McBride A Tonkins — Grin'll, pink cross saslies. pink
sleeves, yellow cap.
.McCalTerty, J. J. — I’lirple, gold chevron and shoulder
straps.
.MeCarreii. J. H. — Kisl, hlack collar and ciilTs, red
sleeves, wliitc cafi.
McCIcrnaiid. John -Hid gold, hlack “.M” on hack,
olil gold sleeves, black cap.
Mci’onnell A Wlioclcr — Cerise, black sasli. while
sli'i'vis. black liars, cerise rap.
McDowell. Tims. C. — White, hlack snsli. white eap
with black JuuijL
McCargo, K. K. — Bine, itll7r''gr>ld iMa«on*l liars,,
gold can.
McGiHingh. .T. .T. — Green, lilack belt, white collar,
ciitTs ami eap.
.M<*t;iie. J. W. — Green Jacket, white cross sashes,
red bars on slis'ves. rial eap.
.McKiiiiia, Chas. W. — Koyal purple, gold belt and
I eap.
MitCliVWUC, It. J..— iXUOJfC, IVUitV* bttutli •
McMillan. S. B. -riiirr.v, orange hmips, while cap.
.McQiiaid. -V. (iri'cii, wliiti' sash, white sleeves
\iilli green I'lilTs. grci-n cap.
Mi'.'swi'i'iic.v, George M. — I’lirple. gold Ix'lt, gold
bars on sli'i'ves, while cap.
Newell. A. — Uial. hlack licit, red and black liars
on sleeves, red and while cap.
Newman, J. 'B. — Yellow, yellow sleevi'S. white belt,
white i-ap.
Xichols. J. II. A Co. — Black, green sasli and cap.
Xichobon. A. D. — Kisl, white Is'll, green sleeves,
red cap.
Xicoll. .\I<«lc - I’lirple, canar.v sash, sli'cvcs and cap.
XiS'iis A Jacobi- - I’iiik. grccii Is'lt and cap.
Xiii'kids. S. (’.. Jr. — iild gohl. red sash, sleeves and
eap.
.Nnnii, W. K. — Gri’en. lilack sli’i'ves, red eap.
O'Connell. K. .T. A Co. — Green, white sasli, Idne
sbs’Vi’S and cap.
Olsi'ii. S. — Green and red diamond jacket, gold sash,
grci’ii sleeves, yellow cafi.
tl’.Mallcy. .las. ,1. — Bine, old rosi’ licit, white sks'ves,
wliite cap.
Dots, Ilowiird — Black, gold star on hack.
Ott. Gisi. B. — Black and white stripes, yellow cap.
Overton, W. C. A Co. — Old gold, lilue sash.
I’arks, C. W. — Kcd, yellow sli'evi’S, yellow lielt, red
cap.
I’arr. A. D. — Kcd, gold belt, gold bars on sleeves,
ri’d call.
I’arrisii, J. W. — Terra cotta, stone caii.
I’ar.'ams, S. L. — Orange, black bund on sh’eves, black
cap.
I’ar-ons, Kdward K. — Bl.-ick with white striiK’s,
gri’cn cross sashes, green eap.
I’aills, (Jisi.--Green, while sli’eves. silver cap.
I’anl. .1. L. — Yellow sleeves, red and black stripes,
red cap.
I’ayne, W. S. — Wliite, red sash, hlack sleeves, red
cap.
I’carce. Waller II. — Green, lilack belt, green sleeves,
wliite and black ca<i.
I’cck. Kd K. -Old gold, old gold with green liars on
slcevi’S. old gold cap.
I’erkiiis. Mrs. W. A Co. — Black, pink cress sashes
and cap.
I’cylon. Felix - Kcd. orange siceves, wliite cap.
I’liilliiis, W. K. — Blaek, green sash, sleeves and cap.
I’ittmaii, V. M. A Co. — Bed with hlack imlkii dots,
wliite eap.
I’mis. Owen --Green, red sleeves with white bars,
red cap.
I’oiis. F. J. — Orange, sleeves orange and hlack
stripes, green cap.
Dope, Hurley — Ked. white sash, hliie slccvi's, black
cup.
I’nrtcr. Kice — Cherry, lilack belt, green sli’eves,
gri'en eap.
I’ortwiHid. W. L. — (-Ireen, red, white and blue belt,
white cap.
Dowers. K. J.— White, sleeves white with red
liliK'ks, green .sash and cap.
Quickstep Sfaldc — Grecn. gold licit, siceves and cap.
Quincy Stahlc — White, red licit, gri'i'ii cuffs and
eap.‘
Qiiiiiii, M. — Dnrple, reil sash, red sleeves with purple
bars, blue cap.
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Kawson. W. M. — Black, yellow sash, hlack sleeves,
yellow liars on ciins, purple cap.
Ka.viKiiiId. ^Y. J. — Kisl. lilack sash, pink cap.
Keardon, W. D. — I’urplc, blue sleeves, gri’en eap.
Kis'tlier, II. B. — Kisl. green horse shoe on hack,
lilue sleeves, green cap.
Keeves. .Mrs. Ida — Green, brown sash, brown
sleeves, gri’i'ii cap.
•tciil. C. li. — White, hlack sash, reil cap.
Keidiiiger. C. W. — Blue, white "U” on back, white
licit and cap.
Ki’iisliaw, Kdgar — Brown, white sash, white sleeves,
brown cap.
Respess. J. B. — I’urple. white belt, white sleeves,
white cap.
Kilcy. J. B. — Durple, yellow sash, hrowii sleeves,
.vellow cap.
Ki'i'vi’s A .\hrams — Green, brown sleeves, gns’n cap.
Uitchic, W. J. — White, green sleevi’S, red and
green eap.
Kolihins. J. 'r. — I’lirple with pink dots.
Rodgers. J. Claiiik' — Blue, lilack s:ish. ciilTs and
call.
Rogers. A. L. — Ccrisi’, white yoke, I'erise cap.
Itiigcrs. K. L. A Son White, blue Is'lt, red cap.
Rogers, J. C. — Grisii and gold strifies, green
sleeves, grei’ii and gold cap.
Koss A IsHiiii’y — Gri’i'n. wliitc striim on sh’eves,
green and white cap.
K.van, Tlius. 11. — Kcd, while sash, red and white
cap.
Kyaii. -I. .1. — Green Jacket, pink cross sashes, green
sli’cvcs. pink liars, grci’ii caii.
Kyau, John J. — Green, white stars, white eap.
Salt. E. J. — ^Blue. white sash, lilack sleeves, lilue
can
Sands. James — Dcacock blue, wliitc belt, nav.v Idiii'
sleeves, red cap.
Si'liacfcr. W. L. — Ri'il jickct with white hoops. risI
sleeves, while liars, green cap.
Schalk’i', Fred — Brown, hlili’ sash, hlui' slei’Vcs, lilih’
cup.
Schorr, J. 7'. — (iraiigc. Orange cross sashes, blaek
sli-i’vi's. black cap.
Schorr. J. W. — Orange, black sli'cvi’S, white cap.
Schmidt. 11. A . — Kcd Jackcl. yellow .voke, yellow
Ix'It, .vellow sleeves, green cap.
Schrcilier, Sirs. Caroj.vn — ^Black, hlue sleeves, red
cap.
Schulte, W. 7'.— White.
Scott. D. W.-— Oraiigc, purple sash, red bars on
sleeves, red tap.
Scully. W. D. — Deacock bli«'. iJivc green sash.
Si’lcgstcin, L. S. — Grci'ii. .vellow and black slripcd
sleevi’S, gri'i'ii and hlack cap.
Sciin. G. — Ki’d Jacket, hliic sash, bine sleeves, hlui'
cap.
Shcllim. Mrs. J. 1-7. — White, yellow cross sashes,
.vellow call.
Shilling. .1. .M.— Whife. green yoke, hlack cap.
Shilling. .Mrs. J. — Durple, white sash, Idne sh'eves.
bine cap.
Shepard, Chinili’ K. — Itlack, gold sash and sleeves,
black anil gold cap.
Slii'i'idan. I’ctcr — Grecn. brown Iwlt and sleeves,
"■iiM cap.
Slu’iiilan. Dliillp 7’. — Wliitc. witli bine stars, white
sleeves wilh Idne enfTs. hini’ and white cap.
Sharp. 1.4'W A Co.- -White, green sash and sleeves.
Shafi'r. .loliii MariHiii. white belt, yi'llow cap.
Shi he. L. C. — White, old gold sash and cap, gri'i'ii
slccvs.
Sliort. 77. II. — White and red diamonds, red cap.
ShowaUer. W. — Ked and while squares. sliH’Ves red
ami white .-ipiarcs cap red ami white.
Sli-'lh. Darkhnist— Cerise Jacket, old gold with
black bars, old gold cap.
Sio.iii. 1,. C. Old gold with libick ‘'S” on hack
of jacket, old gold siceves. wliite N’lt.
Siiiilha, Lie — Yellow, pink sleeves. Mliitc cap.
Siiiitli, 71. Black with green dots, red cap.
Sniilh A 7’aiT:ir — Gris-n and white stripes, green cap.
s'lnilli, John K. A Co.— Blue, yellow sasli, wliite
sli'cvcs, white cap.
Siicarly, W. H. — White, Idne cross sashes, blue
ciins. rial cap.
Spciicc. Kay — Wliitc. brown lull, red cap.
Spencer. Jessie — Black, lavender sha’vcs and cup.
Spict A Dow I'rs— Dink, green sash, green .sleeves,
with red h:irs, red cap.
Stachli'i', J. -M. Gri’cn ( I’liicraldL red star on hack,
rial, white and hlue stripes on sleeves, rial, white
and hlue cap.
Staiii|ii'r. J. 11. . Jr. — Blue, white star on hack, rial
sleeves, red mp.
Stanhope. 11. II. — Bine, red sleeves with hliio hands,
red and hliic caii. '
Starr, Gi'orgc — Bhu'k. old gold Iwlt.
Staton, I'rial— Light Miii’, red bars on sleeves, red
can.
SIci'Ic. W. II. — Dink and hliic striiH'S, pink siceves,
pink and blue cap.
Slcclc. A. D. -Wliitc with red dots, orange sleeves,
red call.
Stephenson, J. — Dnrple, red hell, hliii' cap.
Stevens. J. D. — I’.lack. orangi’ slia'vcs. orange cup.
Stewart, H. 7:. — D'lack and while slriix’S. hlack i.'a|i.
Straus, C. — While, blue .sash, black slccvi’s, hlue
cap.
Strauss. William — Black, hlue sash, hlue sleeves,
Idiie call.
StriMle, J. V.— Nav.v Idiio, slei'ves navy blue and
white hiMips. wliitc cap.
Stone, Kiiizea — Magenta, grei'ii belt.
.Slciivi', Will. — While witli gri’cn dots, old gold cap.
Swain, (bsirgc — Yellow, purple sash, yellow sleeves,
black cap.
Swain, John- Black Jacket, green lielt. black sleeves,
white cap.
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Tallutt Bros. — White, crini'-oii can.
Tate. J. W. — Old gold wilh jHilka dots, old gold
sli’i'vi'S. old gold cap.
Taylor, A. L. — Navy hlui'. wliite and hlue slcoves,
white cap.
Taylor A Itaxter— Black, red sash, white sleeves,
red call.
Taylor. T. — Dnrple, red and wliite cross sashes, red
cap.
Taylor. J. D. — Diirpli’. yellow sash anil cap.
Texas Sluhle — Old gold, grii'ii cross sashes, green
sli'cvcs. old gold cap.
Thompson, M. G. — Sky blue, liriiwn hell, cuffs and
cap.
'riiri’lki'ld. W. S. — I-hucralil gri'i'ii and old gold
strlpi’s, emerald green and old gold cap.
Thoiiiiison, L. S. — <;ri’cn, red slix'vcs. red cap.
Thompson. James A. — Blue Jacket, red cross sashes,
red sleeves, blue i-ap.
Tilton. Kohert — Deaeoi'k Idne, navy hlue belt and
sleeves, red cap. '
TimliiTl.'iki'. C. — Kcd with white stripes, yellow and
wliite cap.
Tiniiiicinian. J. J. — Black, white belt, white sleeves.
Mack cap.
Tinchcr. 7;d. — Green.
Toyan Slalile — Kcd and steel gra.v.
Turner. .M. IL — Kcd. hlack Is'lt and cap.
Turney, Amos— Ked with Mack liars, red sleeves.
Mack cup.
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Fniensctter, Joe — Blue, yellow sash and slei'ves. red
lap.
I’mlerwiMsl. Oliver -Brown, yellow sash, brown bars
on sleeves, yellow cap.
Vanhy. II. — White, white and .vellow sash. Mack
ami ycll'jw bars on sleeves, red cap.
\'an Mi'lcr. C. C. — Yellow, risl iK’lt, Mack sleeves,
red cap.
Vcillcr, S. — Dink, brown iK'lt and cap.
Vivi'll, II. — Bine Jacket, red Ih'U, yellow sleeves
with while bars, yellow caii.
Vivi'll. 77. G. — Cherry, old gold sash, old gold can.
Vi'gli'i'. A . — Bliii'. brown siisli, old gold liars ou
sleeves, hlue and old gold cap.
Walden. .Mrs. K. W. — Durple, white ski'ves. purple
liars, white cap.
M'alkcr. Win.— Cerise Jacket, orange with Mocks
on sleeves, orange eap.
Walsh. W. 77. — Blue, rml sash, sleeves and eap.
Walters, John — Gra.v. black sleeves, red cap.
Walking. D. .V.--Old rose with white lioops. old
rosi' slis'ves, while cup.
Wallai-i’. TV. M. — Brown, gns'ii and white cross
sashes.
Warner, 7'ri’di'rick— Liglit Miip. wliite sleeves, blue
and while cap.
M'ati'is, J. C. -Di’iu’iick Mile, white sash, red cap.
Watts. <iarrctt--Clicrry. gold bars on hack, gold
bars on slis’vi’s. whiti' cap.
Weaver. J. T. — While, ri’d sleeves with green bars,
red and wliite cap.
WclK’r, Win. J. — Lavi'iidar, red hiKUis and liars, red
cap.
AVchcr A Ward— White with n'd stars, red cap.
Weir, 7'. H. — I’.liii’. gold sash, gold liars on sleeves,
hliii' and gold cup.
Wi'iss. M’Wis Dnrple. gold Is'lt, gold bars ou
sleeves, goid eap.
Wells. D. W. -White Jacket with red eagle amt
flags, wliite sici'ves witli risl eagle and fHigs.
whiti' cap star and American eagle and Hag.
West. Shelby — Green and Mack hoops, griS’U sleeves
uml cap.
West. John Taylor — White Jacket, purple la’lt. purple
sh'i ves, white and Mack cap.
Wliiilow, J. M. I’.liic. sli’i'ves hliii' and while Mocks,
yellow shoulder straps and cap.
Wliilmy. II. D. - Light Mnc, white licit, brown cap.
Whitiic.v, Geo. II. Sky Mnc. red sash, orange cap.
Wiiisclicr. L. A -Viiilrcss. . — Dnrple, .vellow sash.
Mack sli'cvcs. In-own cap.
Willai'il. 77. G. — Bine jacket, red collar, hlue sleeves
with red enffs. red cap.
Wilmot. J. J. — Koyal purple. Mack sash, royal pur-
ple ia|i.
TVilsoii, C. S. — Green, white licit, hlack sleeves,
white i-aii.
Williams, (tscar — Kisl. white and blue stripes, red
sli’eves. red. while and bine cap.
WismI 77. D. A Co.- — 'Blue, red belt, white cap.
Woods A Stom r — Green red hell, white sleeves and
cap.
Wisidard. Win. A Co. — Cherry, siccvc.s cherry and
liliic liiMips. Mill' cap.
M'oodmaii. .Mrs. A. G. -Black, whiti’ licit, lilack and
white loinils on sleeves, liliii’ cap.
TVomliiiaii. G. — White, reil and blaek diamond
sleeves, lilue eap.
WiHMlforii. J. Hal Dink, tdaek sleeves.
WorUiiiigloii. C. T. - (b'aiige, hhi' k belt and sleeves,
orange and Mack cap.
Yaiike, W. G.— Ked.
Young. J. W. -Dill gold ami silver diamonds.
Young. .Milton — Bliic with white stri|s's.
Yeiiiig. W. J. — While, purple sasli, orange sIcevoS
.-iiiii cap.
Young. W. L. — White and green diamonds, wliite
and green dianioiid sleevi's. white and grccu
diamond ca|i.
Z
Ziiiimer, J. M. — Kisl with wliite polka dots. Miie
cap.
Walkiiis. lingh — Kcd. luirpli' s.ish. green .ind yellow
cap.
S. C. NFCKOI,S. .11!..
ijcerctary.
Aqueduct Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 12.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
I The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the I
I entries below show the best time of each horse |
I at the distance, since January 1, 1911. no matter |
I where it finished. In cases where record was ;
! made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- !
I viations show track conditions. |
Racing starts at ll;:!ii p. in. fCliicago time. 1:.90.)
X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
(M) maidens. *.\ppreutiee allowance.
First Race — 3-4 Mile.
3 yi'ar-iilils and iinwaril. Selling.
('IVai k ris'iii'il: Sb:;.jl - 1 r>-l:.’ii. >
Ind. Horse. Wt. Kcc. A.Wt.lLin.
gI.V.i4 = * Helen Karins* los IHIF. 7 n;;©7'j.-,
•jMih; True as Steel P'l I;13>:; 4 lli;x7'Jn
(l!lTJTi I ’resumption ini'. 1;1I-'-. 11 lli)><T:;i|
!!H7I= Coy 5ll7 l;ll’-- .“1 Iin;x7iri
(1’1L’17| T;ib'carrier ..
(7!I.-.;:i» Volant
•_’F:I7’ Klhaii Alien
fiid. Horsi'.
2L'.!is G. .M. Miller
2I0IJ Guv Fisher ..
C;ii:;n* Caiinllia
7 ’L‘i;:i Lord Marshall
Dr. Dncniicr .
21147 Canto
21'_’l!l Superstition
Ul.H.'i Batterv
Wt. Kec. A.Wt Han.
..101 l:l.'i'/-, S 11,'iX7'_*0
..IIS 1:17, - 4 c !» H.->x72(>
..102 1;4C. (i 10.'.X7'_’0
. .Ill 1 rtr.if, iir.x7L'.
..1071:15 7107.710
4 115X710
.DKI 1:1.-, 1C in 10 '»x705
Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile.
Astoria Dinner Stakes. Private Sweepstakes
and $500 Plate.
2-ycar-idiIs. Fillii’,«. .Special WciglitS.
(Track risord; (15451 -.5!t -2 — 120.)
C_’147:’.i Cclamlria 102 l:onc
4 1H;X7'J0
<i 110X720
5 IOCX7I5
5 110X715
5 M0:' 71o
.'1 !i’.ix7I0
:: iir_’x7io
1 1 OS.. 705
:: 00.. 705
5 U)5XCi!»0
(212I1I T;ib'carrier 117 l:L'!~ 5 110X715
(2I.5;:i» Volant 07 1:11 Hkc-TIo
2F:I7’ Kdiaii .Vlb'ii 105 l:l-!lf, .'1 0'.ix710
215i;t::» L.'idv Teresa 00 1:1.:'.-, ;; lir_’x71o
21271 Mrotiniit 1o| l:l:;:*c 4 io.s. .7ii.'i
2157H Noiircddin 1"7 l:L':"'.c 00.. 71c,
215t:o Sinai loo 1:11 ‘ ;; lOoXOSH)
Second Race — About 2 Miles.
Sti'i’plcchasc.
l ycar-oMs ami upward. Scllln./.
(Track riisird; 775 LS — 4:20 — 4 — 140.)
21107-v Sciicgiimhiaii c. 14IX7'25
21 407 The I'Hi'piiant 7 1 47 <^20
21407 Gim Cotlon Dl 14.':x720
2I.'.::o* CI1.111I (.M)". 7 UCX715
21.5::o:> Roger Gordon (M). 4 i:!4X715
214075 Zcllwooil 7 145.. 705
21.".;!0 Stars and Stripes
(M) 4 131X705
21407 Foxcraff 1; 115.. 705
20217 I landsallr.aiud .... 5 142x705
21.-.:;o« I’.riisii (,\I) 5 i;15X705
21407 .Vhcrfcldy (M) .... 4 i:’>2. .C!lO
2L-.;:o Dixon Dark '(M) .. 0 145.. OM)
Third Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
4-.vi*ar-olds jiiid iiowanl. .Selling.
(Track reivrd: 5037S — 1:45 t 5 — *i — DD.)
•UTd^ Uw’U 1'47 X
M.i-ac loo l;04:sc_sv 1
I’lckmc 112 I '-OHic ■ ]
Fifth Race—: Mile.
::-,vcar-oMs ami ii’>ward. Selling.
(Track tiford: .50.‘’>7il — 1:38 — 3— IOC.)
11 1X725
11 4X7-JO
111.. 720
2L50S* Alhciia
Of. 1 :41-:
21.5i:t-’ .Saratoga 112 1:41
CJIIOf.) Yoilclcs 0.1 1;4I|'.F .'I
I21i;:i)» Camellia 1i«) l;404l f,
(21102) Ella Krysoii 112 1:30 ' 7
2I.50S G. M. Miller 1'.’2 1:3sVC .s
(21217) Tail-carrier 103 1:42 5
2157'*= Yadopci'P 5
(21117) rinklc Bell 101 1:4otc :{
(21175) Dr.vail 0!) 1 ;::o'/5 4
Mini Marshall 112 1:41 5
2l.'i:;4 Joe Dcihold 103 1 :4o C
21.5fi2 I’cnalty OS L.’IO)^ 4
2L50S Kicliard l.angdoii. . . 1 12 1:4:’. 5
01315 Ni’phthy.s Of. l;4o% :t
Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile.
2-yi'ar olds. .Mlownnci's.
(Track rci'ord: C5151 — .50 — 2 — 120.)
ioi;x7'jo
10s.. 721)
f, 102X715
7 100X715
.S 112 '715
5 1ISX7I5
5 IOC. 715
:i 105X715
4 111X710
5 lir.)X710
C 10f,x7l()
4 105X705
5 111).. 705
:t 00.. 705
21573"
MALACHITE Ill
1 ;01 V-
100 x 72."
21 10:t=
Sasin Hh;
1 :ol li
112. .715
21401
lli'iiilrii' (.\I) J12
.Mcadowortli. hr. c.
1 :0.3
107.. 710
hv Sain — Jcmite
J
107....*
Elsie Boiiero, h. f.
by Tony Boiiero —
—
msiii; IXlUiUble
i
SUNDAY, JULY 11. 1915.
nATT.Y nACIXCr FOlUr.
I The small figure under “Str,” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. |
I The small figure under “Fin." — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was I
‘ ^^oohind the winner. Weight to be carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races. I
lIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. — 1:12 — ."i — 120.1
Index Omrse Mst TlmeT’ckOdds Wt St
HELEN BARBEE, eh. m. 7 113
•Jir.W A<!U.-.liiet :t 1 l:U%fiist ? 151
.\i|iii'<iiiet
ifllll Ai|U'
2?:sis A«)ui iiiK’t
21l'3.'i A<nieiluct
Ailti.") I>nuglas
L'tlpit Douglas
L'c."'.); I 'liurrliill
L’P^Tti <’hurihill
I’nil’l
3-4 1:14 fast 10 lol 5
3-4 1 ;l.iatsl<»'V H j HI 1
.3-4 l:l:;%fast 7 HU 3
3-1 1:14 fast 41 111 4
.3-4 1:14 inuil 9-10 110 2
3-4 Dl.-.V&mud 14-5 IttS 4
1 1 :40%slow 5 112 1
.3-4 DlL'Vfeslow l:ij 11.3 1
3-4 1 ;12%fast 21-5 112 7
true as steel. ‘ h. g, 4
:/ lci; A<iui ilael til f l:2o%slow 8
2'2I7 .lamaiea
2 oi': 2! I’iniliro
2»I.'i7 IMiiilieo
-’■niS M.,l. ('.'ce
Jsser, {•hai li''n
1S709 Chari. ‘n
1 'mV) 9 Cliarle’n
3-4 l:13%fast S 115 2
3-4 l:13?ifast 13-5 K« 3
3-4 l:l:l fast 10 112 1
3-4 l:13%goo<l Ifi 101 3
r>i f l:09%hvy 9-5 101 3
5?. f 1:09 hvy 10 HHi 2
3-4 1:15 fa.st 2i lol 3
BRESUMPTIOX, h. g. 6
21127 .lamaiea 3-4 1 :13%fast 2
207.5.3 llelinont
205<iti lleltiiunl
20I;|9 r’e-limmt
2029S Churcliill
IVsnKi l.<.v'Kt<)ii
JS34S 1,-itoiii.a
1S32S '.gtloiii.a
1 l::t9>/sfast 8 110
fi.\ f l;20%gooil 3 115
til f 1:21 mud 2J lOo
3-4 l:12%fast «i 111
3-4 l:135f.fast 4S 109
3-4 l:ll</«ifast 9 101
3-4 1:12 fast 33-10 108
%i Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
By Peep o’Day — Lady Bramble tR. J. Maekenrie)
2 2'1 21 C Turiiir !• llaiiovia. Sa m.Iackson. Vliidiiiiir
5 5'-i I'l .1 McK’v. r ii Y. Notions. L. Uotlia. .Moiitiesor
1 1’ 1’ C Ik.rel 4 Cniiiipy, VliKlimir, (larliage
2 4 4"i M ituxton 4 t’loiu.-l le. IJaiiovia. Capra
2 31 4'3 I McCaliey 7 Wanda I’itwr. Flrnscan. lleWill
1 1“ 1* W iMefduin !l lloh Ileaslev. Korfliage, Kalina
4 2’ 2‘ A Molt 7 K. G.iose. .\l. Cassidy. Othello
9 9 9-* It Small 10 Goldc'st Itoy. lloenir. Stout Heart
2 3h I"? .1 MyTag’t 4 Leocliares,' H.Xoon. Uroiir.ewing
4 5' 5®1 .1 McTag't 7 Chaliiiers, Korfhage. Ilenaiiet
By Broomstick — Loyal (P. S. P. Randolph),
3 o' 4*1 M l.uxton 4 Thornhill. I.eo Skolny. I’ralrle
3 3'’ 2" 1’ l/owder 0 Tab'earriiT. .\ndes. Itl.-ickthorn
2 4- li'J C 'I'urner S Water l.ad.v, W.l’itzer, Corsican
2 3- 4:* 1’ (loldsCn d Kunes. .Vinlrew. I’roteelor
2 3- 5*J C Turner 0 1’. I’.leii. N. Siinpl<‘. 11. Temple
.3 Suk 5'-' .1 Smytli 7 Boxer. S.|0eel*T. C<d. Tom Green
1 2' 4= .1 MeTag’rt .8 Celesta. Water Lady, Amon
2 31 4'1 J McTiig'rt .8 W. Lady. Ciidamittsl, it. Shaw
By Oolden Maxim — Proud Duchess (J. MacManus)
1 1’ I-’l M Buxton 7 llnrakan. Orotimd, Coy
6 6 M Buxton d Bae. G. M. Milhr, .tstrology
2 2= 2'i M Buxton .5 1>. Shore. B.-ethoven, .\stroIogy
1 2- 2=i Ituxton Thornhill, .\stndo2y. Spearhead
3 4" 0*5 W Lilley 10 Hawthorn. Mar.nik, The Norman
3 3ti 3'1 It Goose 11 Ciai. Tower, ThoNormun. Us.-eit
45 4«J A Mott
1» 2' .1 McCahe
l.atoni.a
h. m. 5
3-4
1:12 fast
9-5
109
106
8
2
2
Aniirt'ssiO
Bv McGee — Fickle
Aqueduct
3-4
1:18 slop
8
IIS
G
3
3
3®
3" G Corey •>
.\i|Ucdui't
3-4
1:15 fa.st
7
113
13
1:3
I’J
11
11“ G Corey 14
Jamaica
3-4
l:13%fa.st
4i
19S
.3
2
2
2®
4®i G K'h’lher 7
Jamaica
.3-4
1 :15 slow
7
115
fi
7
7
4A
4® R AA'aldroii .8
Jamaica
3-4
l:i:!'4;fast
10
no
4
G
5
S'*
7" W AVar’tonl.5
Pimlico
3-1
l’13®t.good41-20
110
1
4
4
4®
G® M Buxton 9
d I.tMiehares, Brlngh’rst, II. Barbee
7 I.ady Moon’et, C<dle, Biuinnet
TALECAKRIER, hr. h, 5 119
21217 .laauiiea 3 1 l:13%fast 25 117 5
1:101.3 .lamaiea .'..1 f l:u7 fast 15 115 5
^^Mt:; Bimlh o 3-4 1:11 fast 140 IIS 4
1.‘.S31 Umpire 5i f l;uti41,last ti 113 4
1.5290 A.pieduct 1 l:42^islow 25 122 3
14885 M’boro Al>.5-S DOlt^fast 10 107
12472 I'imlieo 1 1-4 2:07 fast 7 10-5 3
VOLANT, ch. g, 3 109
2'I5:U A<|iii'<luet 1 1:41 fast 8 l<rS 1
21321 .\(|uiiluet :i-4 1:15 fast 10 105 12
211oti B'line Ah7-Sl:27 goods 14S 1
2I05(> B’line Ali7-X 1 ;:’0 slop ti-5 142 1
2<i7tit Bip.U’k Al. 1 l:42%fast « loti 4
20:122 IMmlico 1 1-8 1:58 mud 12J 104 2
202lti Bimlico 1 l;41%fast fi3 90 fi
20l8ti IMmlico 1 l:45%mud 3J 102 2
20144 IMmlico
By Armeath II. — Jumbly Girl (G. J. Day).
2' 1- It Waldron d T. as Ste<d, .\ndes. liinekthorn
fi*’ 4* It Waldron 9 I’aiaiainin. Vadop<.ep. .\zyi:ide
4® 4“3 M Malth's .5 .\iidrew. II. I’ryuiie, It. .Maiden
5=« 5® E .\lley d Maler. I.il.v Ornie, (!arl
7 7^"1K -Mley 7 Gohly. Daingertieid. Heartla’at
4*J E Alley d B.of l!..Mawr, Boy. Dolly. Sheets
2>> 7'* It WaldronlO .tinhrose. Buskin. I’.arnegat
By Cunard — Estimation (J. E. Davis).
1' 1- T McTag’tlo -Minsirel. D.Dueiiner, I,.Marsliall
7' B Hoffinaii!' l’:iliiiii|iiin. Hiker. .San Vega
e;i ea Y - Singsong, .\ndirose. Stonehenge I ^
1* 1® .\ Bee 4 Singsong. Sir Giles Mr. Siiiggs . p
S .Vhseomler. Star G;iz<‘, Ben Dale ^
5* C* K Shilling d IthincMahlen, Half Itock, Itunes
4 3.J 3-i -t Collins 7 Uiines, Celto, Ihizzano
1 2‘ 2' C Turner !) IVarloek, Schnapps, Carlone
2 2"k 3'3 L. McAtee (! Kewes.sa, Mamie K., WaterLady
By Yankee — Ondurdis (R. T. Wilson).
3 3 3“ J 1* Ilyan :! Watertown. Lady Itetha
1 1- i:* .1 MeCahey (> fhltlonk. Dinah I)o. Sinai
1 2® 2'J .1 MeCahey S CIn sterton. .Mhena, Vodeles
4 4* 5’.) IV I'ral 7 FllaBryson, Minstrel. Chesterton
3 3“8 4'j J MeCahey 4 ttarl. I’erthsliire, Chesterton
4 3* 2' It Neander .5 Zin Del. Pepper Sauce, Casaba
By Star Shoot — Maribel (Quincy Stable).
A 2'i 3-1 J McK’ ver .5 -Ml Smiles, Saratoga. Grumpy
7 7 fi"U: B’gaine 7 Wanda 1 MIz<t. F.tnisean. HeWill
3 3* 2J J MeCahey .5 J. J. Lillis. Hedge. Patrick S.
,ost rider. .1 MeCahey , Kunes. IV lto. V'dant
4 49 45 J MeCahey d P. Bleu. X. Simplex. H. Temple
ti fi' 3-i E Ambrose s Celto. XorseKiiig. Her. Temple
5 8' 9'® E AnibroseBt Xorr*‘Kiiig. Protector. X. Simplex
1 3 2- 1' J MeCahey 4 Gnat. Al Beeves, Geo.Koeseh
By Hippodrome — Olevia (R. 0 Miller),
! 3 • 5 5"’l.l McTag'rt 5 .Xeidithys. Penalt.v, M.B. Harbor
) 5 4* 3-i W Lilley 7 Presninplion, llnrakan. Coy
14 2'!' W I.illey S D. Sliore. E. Br.vson, P.eetlioven
: 2 2' 2'i W Cral S It. o’Light, Ibddnetta. D.D’emier
1 3 ‘21* 3‘i W Cral .5 W. Shoes. Dr. Dueuner. Jawlnme
; C (i- 7' A Sehu’g’r 7 Amalfi. Spearhead, Carlton G.
: 1 1* 2® Jj McAtee S D.Kripp. Dr.D’ner, (’hr’toidiiue
5 5' 4* A Selnit’er12 Buzz .\roiiuil. Al I’FhMi, Cogs
I ■> luk :;ii .7 Smyth 11 Jim Basey, Goldy. Petelus
1 3 2t> 3'“ K Shilling 7 StarGift, B. Around. T. Busybody
By Ogden — Frances McClelland (R. T. Wilson).
! 2 2'i 2‘ .1 .MeCahey 7 I nele Jimmie. Hiker. I’.itiMek S.
! 12 12 12'® J >leCaheyl4 Palaiii|iiin, llikiT. San Vega
> 5 1' I'i .1 MeCahey .5 Xephthys. Penalty. .M.B.Ihirlior
! 3 4® 4'i .1 .MeCahey d Sjiring Board, Starttift. IL.Shaw
! 2 2® D G li.vrne 7 Duke of Dnidiar. Vaza, .\hara
i 5 5 G'J.'tW I ral .5 S. Mc.Meekin. TopHat, A. Express
i fi C 4®3 W I'ral 10 Polarius. Singsong. .M. MeGiggle
1 5 5 6" J ilcCahey .5 lligliXoiHi, Dis.Sln.re, T.liy jur>
By Dr. Leggo— Norinne (C. W. Gasser),
; 9 8' 8®* I, Mink !» Isirose, Plantagi-md, S.ofValle.v
> B (ii 7'*iF Hopkins 7 W.inda IMtzer. Ktriisean. lleWill
; 2 2' 4®i .1 Hanover d Ktliaii Allen, Duthnik. Dinah Du
4 4 4' ti'i E Haynes 1.5 Itialiand. Iminieta. Biirwisid
I 8 8 S'-* I) Boland O Fly Home. S. of Ijove. Celelirlty
i 7 G** 4*1 K Igii>aillell M.iznik, Mniiioe, Su|H‘rliumau
! 4 4® 23 M Garner 7 Yallalia. Langhorne. Type
5 3 2®1 l®i M Garner S .Maznik. Marie O'Brien. Type
J 5 2'J 1® M Gatiier !) Tyi>e, Ida Cummings. Kathar.G.
Kunes, Celto, Ihizzano
3-4 l;13%fast 50
ETHAN ALLEN, b. g, 3
2I3t7 .\<|uciluet 7-8 1:31 hvy 10
2Hti;i Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast IG-G 104
2104O . lamaiea 3-4 1 :14®^fa.st 4 lo:{ 2
2<)lti7 Iteimont 3-4 1:15 slow. 3* 100 1
203S7 Belmont 3^ l:14%slop lAo 98 3
17291 W’didne 3-4 1:13 fast 13-10 105 5
LADY TERESA, b. f, 3 102
215til .\i|ueduct 1 1;45 slop 18-5 pifi 2
-.•■■•F’ A(|U' iluot 3-4 1:14 fast 15 llo ti
2(i97:t .lamaiea 1 1-lti 1:49 fast 4-5
20210 IMiiilieo 1
2HIHS H.<leG'fe 3-4
‘JOO57 H.d,.r.’ce B>. f
Lxion H.,.JeG’ce 5-8
IfiSOo 'Am pi re 5i f
OROTUND, ch. f.*4
2''.7l .\i|U( duet 1
"ir27 .lamaiea 3-t
2079:; Midmont 6i f
2nti.'iti }’.<.dm<int 1
2U504 Bvimont 1
2'«)2:jr( IMrnlieo lni70
1 l:41%fast 17-10 90
3-4 l;1.3%goodl7-10
5i f l:06%fast 13-0 103
5-8 59‘ifast 18-5 105
5i f l:07%slow 2.) 104
1 l:4o=-;fast 4-5 ln7 6
3-4 l;13%fast 7 105 G
6i f 1 :2*0%fast 12 99 fi
1 l:41',ifast 18-5 I02 ti
1 1:40 good 10 1U2 1
lni70yl:45%fast 23 101 5
2 2' 2'i W i:ral
3 ‘Ji* 3' 3 W Cral
20IOS H deC’ev ImTOyl :4ti'/fegood 9-5
»«I72 H. decree lni70yl:!4 4fef.ast 7
184d1 ll.de<;’ce liiuOyl :4ti%fa.st 4
1842:' H.deG’ce lni70yl:47 slow 7
HOUREDDIN, hr. g. 3
21.574 .\i|ueduet 5-S 1 :<M> good 8
21.’!21 AqU'-iluct
3-4 1:15 last
10
105 11
12*
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195:!5 Juarez 5i f l:(f.%fast G-5 102 C
19190 Juarez 61 f l:0(i fast 4 94 5
19371 Juarez 54 f I:'H;%fast 5 94 3
THE AMERICAN
RACING MANUAL
for 1915
An Excellent and Low-Priced Book of 416 Pages
It holds information for people interested in racing contained
in no other publication. It is simply a mine of records
AMONG ITS FEATURES ARE.
Method for Calculalliig I’arl-Mutnel Prices (with Examides).
Record for 1914 of Every Horse that Raced in North America During the Year.
Record Prices in the Pari-Mutuels.
English Kaeing Records to Date.
Three Ilandieap Systems (with Examples).
Records of All Distances of the Trucks of the United Stares, Canada and Mex-
ico.
American Yearling Sales in 1014.
American Kaeing Records at All Distances.
Cunadiau Kaeing Records.
English Racing Records.
Austruliau Kaeing Records.
The Great Money Winners of the American and English Tnrf.
Tabulation of Winning Two-Year-Olds of 1011 Arranged Under Their Respect-
ive Sires.
Officials and Location of Racing Organizations of the United States, Canada
and Mexico.
List of Horses that Have Sold for Great Prices.
The Leading Winning Two-Y'ear-Olds Since 1870.
Kemarkahle Feats of Jockeyshlp.
Leading American Sires Since 187U.
Twenty Le;iding Sires of 1014.
Table of Comparative Spi-ed of the Tracks at Various Distances.
The Scales of IVeights of the Jockey CUlh, Kentucky State Racing Commission,
Western Jockey Club, I’aeific JtK-key Club, Canadian Racing .Yssoeiatioiis.
Jickey Club Juarez, American Turf Association. Mexican Jockey Club, and
of Englaml.
Tables of S|>eed of .Ml Tracks.
The English Betting Rules.
The First, Second and Third Horses. Jockeys, Weights, Values and Times of
American Stakes.
Winners of All Stakes of 1014.
Racing Statistics of 1014.
Horses Disqualified in 1014.
Dead Heats in 1014.
Horses Which Died in 1014,
Horses Bid Up In 1014.
Winners of Important Races of England, France and Australia.
Records of Miles Run in 1:30 or Better. Ete., etc.
SECOND RACE — About 2 Miles, Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward.
7:54.8—4:20—1-
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rue. J leather bound 75 CENTS
Single copies must s<-nt as registered mail, with
an extra charge of ten cents for registration. Not
resimnsihle for tsmks sent as regular mall
With this eminently handy liook in his |Mx-ket any admirer of raring can
readily answer almost any query that may <*onie up coiieerning facts of racing
in the past. Its equal has never Ih'cii printed and, considering the topics it
covers, it is an extremely low-priced Isnik.
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4"', M B:ini’ger .5 E:iilb;ild. Clond. Willing
3' M It’lferg’r 9 Clond, Sainbov. .\ilvenlnress
'2® W -Mleii <■> Swish. The inenlmnl. Yarii o
I'i 11 Lee S Toni Horn. Kia-k Fisli. I-Tog
2® F Williams 4 Dbl Salt, Slin-eo. Kiiigeash
4'3 E T’riib'ke lb I’roinoter. Swish, Astute
J8:5o;i H.ilefl'eo Ah 2 4:iiti fast 10 1,52 5
J849I H.«le(5’e«- Ab 2 4:05 fast 15 140 f,
18449 H.deG ep Ab 2 4:12 fast 8 117 4
1S425 H.de'i’ce Ab 2 4:15 slow fi 114 5
18394 Pimlieo 2 4;tH> fast 11-5 143 1
18380 Pimlico 2 3:57%fast 22-5 151 10
THE ELEPHANT, h. g. 7 147
21 |o7 Aqueilui-t .Ml 2 4 ::!2 slow 8-5 Its 4 2 1
fast 3 I.'IO 4 11
Ii 5 4 5' fi'® W Murphy 7 Exioii. .\slute. Promoter
8 ti K 5® 4-’=il > Gadily S l.Mielniel. Drowoe, Mystic Light
5 5 5 3' 3‘® X Brooks 15 ChiiU|iadero, Foxerafl, F..\.StoiM,»
6 5 Lostridcr.N Brooks 7 S.vosset. Drowoe, Idle .Michael
Fell. A Lee (i I’huinidero, I.Mh-lniel, F..\. Slone
2 2 1 1® 1® N Brooks 4 F. .\. Slone. Jesuit. Brosseau
7 5 3 3'® 3® N Brooks 11 Greg.g, Devoter, Aherfeldy
By Orlando — Olive Fant (J. H. Lewis).
2 1 Lost rider. ’I' Tiiekey 19 Krijulee. Koek .Mils-y, Zellwood
II 2 2i 3* T ('handler C SvMsIi. Seiiegainliiaii. Yarieo
III 2® 2® T Cliandler -4 Sli. Biver, Swish. ('. .Malotte
1 1 1 2®" 1" T (’liaiuller 4 .ydveiiliiress. Overseer. K.panlee
I I.ost rider. .1 Park 4 B.Caliell. G’temotziii. GoldPlate
II 1 l'“ 1® Mr K M’er 4 W. Carter. Hercnloid. D.ofDiiliith
1 1 3 3 3®®?MrUM'r.Ir :: Web Carter. Duke of Diihitli
1 1 1 n Waiigh C Bay P.riMik. WeMshin. K.willights
By St. Maxim — Cotton Queen (E. A. Burke),
o 9 fi fi* 4®® B Ha.vnes 19 I'riF’lee, liis k .MiU .v, Zell'.visid
5 .5 4 3® 3®' T Howard (i Old S:ill. .Svosset. Dr. Diieiitier
C C 5 34 4®i T Howard .8 old Salt. Syossel. Bryiidor
3 2 1 1® 1'" T Howard 4 Abdoii, Eseueia. Fri.joiee
8 7 7 7'“ 7*1 F Williamslo I’romoler. Swish, .\stute
5 4 3 4"’ 4'®1F Willhrms (5 Garter. Abdon. Little Hugh
7 4 4 3®* 3‘® F Will’ms 7 Kaeebrook. Woollex. tVoodsie
fi fi f. 2® 2® IV Allen (5 M.I.ight. J.Walser. BrownieGirl
.5 5 l.ost rider..! Diipec a tVelilship, S. River, Juverenee
4 3 3 3'® 3'® J Dupe<* 4 Weldshtp. ExIon. Juverenee
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29171 BoeK’w’.v Ab 21
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Mi21 fast 1.3-5 ITiO
17871 I’ip.K’k Ab 24 ri.OGVsfast 12 i:i0 4 11
gun COTTON, b. m. 10 143
2JI07 -\qui iluet Ab 2 4:32 slow 11-5 148 10 lo 9
212:!ti .\queiluet -Ml 2 4:20 fast ti i:!ti 4 5 5
20795 Belmont -Ab 2 4:15 fast ti 152 SCO
20723> Belmont Ab 2 4:2« fast 8 1.38 4 3 2
•>(l ’n3 I’imlieo 2 3:.58%good SJ 142 10 8 7
2IMifiS H.deG’ee Ab 2 4:01 fast 8 148 C 5 4
1.50 fi 7 4
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20203 I’imlieo 2 3:.58%good SJ 142
2’INitiS H.deG’ee Ab 2 4:01 fast 8 148
2<hi 44 H.deG’ee Ab 2 4:02 fast fi 1.50
17553 Laur. l Ab 2 4:21 fast 4J 147
17482 W’dbine 2 1-2 5:00%fast 1-2 149
1721'’i AV’dliine Ab 2 4;<1G fast 9-10 1.50
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18431 H.deG’ee Ab
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2I305 -Aqueduct Ab
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■JOti.59 Belmont Ab
2<l.594 Belmont Ab
29907 H deG’ce Ab
18455 H.deG’ce Ab
18431 H.deG’ce Ab
DIXON PARK, hr,
215.".o Aqueiluet Ab
21:95 .Aqueduct Ab
21107 B'lilie -Ab
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By Mazagan — Bonita Brush (Capt. R. G. Alexander).
I® 5-" .s: .Stev’son !' B’li.v Lmldie. Elec. Bet. R. Gordon
3 2® 2® <J P.-iloier 9 Ben. Loildie. DixmiPark. Eseoei;i
« 7®" .5"iAV Haly It K. Oliver, Broth. Folk. F.A. Stone
Fell. AV Daly 19 Gregg, Foxeroft, I’.rownie Girl
2 2® 2® AV Daly 7 Foxeroft. Frog. Jean Wagner
4 4® 4'® AV Italy .8 Jesuit, Juverenee. Foxerift
By Charles Edward — Penny Ante (W. Cordes).
laist rider. H AA'iH’nis 19 Fri.)olee. Bock .AIiIh-v. Zellwo'id
rider. AA' .Alnrph.v 9 Benny Laddie. Brush. liixnnPark
3 rd® 5'* AA* Murph-V 7 I’cIhUo, Bonny I.addie. Sorrento
5 4“ 4’“ M Holmes .5 Old S;ilt. Frijiilee, Foxeroft
4 L.rider.J Byan 4 Swish. S.vosset. Foxi-raft
6 4®" 4®' X Brooks 11 .Aslole, ItacebriMik. .Abden
4 fi' 7®* L Fr’nkr-'nll It. Oliver, Broth. Folk. F.A. Stone
Fell. L Fr’nklinio Gregg. Foxeroft. Brownie Girl
By Kinloch Park — Baby Dixon (J. Collins).
3 r- I'* 1: Haynes 9 I’.'ny L:nldie. Elee.Bet.- K.Giii'dou
4 3' 3'® F Tnrnb’ke 9 Bonny I.addie. Brush, E.seiM-ta
5 4' 4®* It Ha.vnes 19 ('ae.Bml, S’neganibi.in. J.Hainon
Fell. B Ha.vnes S ('. .AIalotl(>, Singh Slick, Cae.Bud
THIRD RACE — 1 I-I3 Miles. 4-ycar-o!ds and upward. Selling. (.59.'J7S — l:4.57f,-
BOGER GORDON, ch. g. 4 134
315::o .Aqueduct Ab 2 4:28 fast 29 14o 5 2 I
•'lliiT I’.'line Ab 2 ;::51i good C l:!5 5 Fell.
•w.so Bel. Ter. Aliti.’.f fast 18-5 l:;5
oo:U-|0 Bel. Ter. Ab7-8 fast 10 ]1S
•8>I32 H.deG'ee 3-4 lilS'-feslow 25 lo7 S 7
29(tY. H.deG'ce .3-4 1 : 1 1'^fast «9 197 8 7
ZELLWOOD, b. g, 7 145
|o7 Aqueduct Ab 2 4 ;:'2 .slow 15 i:ir, 7 7 7
'■9795 Belmont Ab 2 4:15 .fast 2<) i:;o 4 4 5
"•07.59 I’ip.lfk Ab 2 3:54 fast 5 132 3 K K
"•d:,s3 B.Ter. .Abl 3 8 fast ti 1.5rt 5 4 5
‘>11317 Bel. Ter. AbU fast 11-20 Bin
•;02ti'2 M. Brook Ab It fast 4 14S 3 4 4
17077 liilmont Ab 2 4:1!) fast 10 i:’3| 4 12
]r,9lti Belmont Ab 2 4:19 fast 15 148 2 2 4
IkSTl Belmont .Ab 2 4:21 fast K 149 2 4 4
STABS AND STRIPES, b. g. 4 134
3iri:M .A<|U' duct Ab 2 4:2' fust '-'5 ID 3 7 5
21112 Aqucdliel
1 l:47=tsl.iw 20
2<;I17 II. deG’ce All 2 4;olliSb)W 8
20080 II.dc(i’ce Ab 2 I :e:*. fa.st 3
2 iMHt 8 H.de'l'ce -Ab 2 4:*iltf.fast 15
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19988 I’.owic
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19342 Havana 5-t f l:lfi slow 12 111 10
19:77 Havana 3-4 l:215ihvy 4 115 8
FOXCBAFT. ch. g. 6 145
21107 Aqii' duct Ab 2 I::12 slow 7 142 3 ti
•.•iM'2,9 Belmont .Ab 2 4:22 fast .3 117 2 1
■'ii.'.til Belmont Ab 2 4 :24 fast 44 i::l 2 2
■'i:!s' Hel.'J er. 2 fast 7-10 1.54 1 2
29r.« Pimlieo 2 3:.55%fa.st Hi 145 1 D
2<iH7 Il.deG'ce Ab 2 4:0114.slow 2 144 2 3
20032 H.deG'ee Ah 2 4 :*h', f.ast 3-2 147 4 3
lSfi21 t'h.arle’n 1 1:42 fast 30 lofi 4 7
HANDSALFROUND. hr. m. 5 142
20217 Pimlieo 2 3:52 fast 12 14o 2 4
lfi43S S.oratoga -Ab 2 4:'22 slow 8-5 14o G 3
15054 B'kline Ab24. 5:03%fast — i:i4
l.'i0(»:: B’kline Ab24 5:97 fa.st 7-5 142
1447:i W'dblne Ab2i 5:08 fast 8 i:!9 3 2
14302 W’dbilie Ab 2 l:07A«fast 9.4 135 7 .3
U190 Plmlicv 14V 7 8
By Sir Wilfred — Speedmast (C. K. Rockwell).
1 2 3® 3’'.', G Palmer !) P.iinny I..iddic. EIcc.Bc!, D Pr-ik
■11. J Iiiipee 19 Cac.Bnd. S'liegiindiian. J-Han-sin
2* (.: F'b’ther it .Andirese, (Jrcei.an Bend. Culvert
3", M Olsen (i T«ip Hat. .Andirese. Lokiimis
7 8 7*1 8®j M Buxton 12 Monty Fox, Phnraoh. Carlton G.
7 G 5'i G® M Buxton i:’. .Ada .Anno. Slierwoud, G. Russell
B.V Knight Errant — Frances Hindoo (L. Jacob).
7 4 3® 3®® J Clark I" Frijcilec, Reek .Abhev. GunCotton
5 ti 41 5"*1K Waugh .8 Old Salt. Syusset. Brynder
Rail out. (' Cerbett ') Sw i'h. Siqiegamliiaii. T.KIeph't
5 5 4® 4'® Mr E T'ker f. Cloud. Suner'fitiun. Nosegay
1® AlrllTker 4 Ham. I’a'S. Salidow, Mr. .8ii!ggs
4 3 3 2-' II Tuc’Kor 4 t’loini. .8andow. Exeiiildar
2 1 I'l :i'i .A AVaiigh .5 Ba.v Brisik. S.vosset, Xost'gay
4 3 15 2- AA'aiigli .5 Ballet. AVimDex. Xose-ga.v
4 4 3 3 B Ha.vnes Ti .Abden. Xosetra.v, Fred Essen
Bv Yankee — Miss Angie (J. M. Zimmer),
5 7 7® 70 ,\ Me.XuIly !l B'ny Laddie. Llec.Ret. R. Gordon
2 2 2* 2® F .Alpers i D.iutdet. Shig^eng. Kilerea
4 ■ fi 5®“ 4®®i<’ Grand 7 ItaeelinKik. .Miihiii. Humility
1 Fell. (’ Grand 7 Fi'<cg. Sun Kin-'. Judge Walser
.3 fi 5 T<-*h(T ('.rand (• (Jarter. .Ahdoii. Litlle Hugh
G 5 4' G'-'l J .McTag’t 8 Rull. Stone. T.Hancoek. B.l’ncas
11 It 1*1® !>® F ('olemanl’2 Faiihful. Patrii-k S.. .AinerUiis
5 0 ti 5'® !•’ Robins'll 7 (’. Hnl’oway. .Sepulveda. I.ochhd
4 4 4® 3®1 F Bnbins’n 7 (’enlimri, Pat.Itegaii. Heartbeat
7 II fi'® It AA'aldroii 1 1 'I’igerJini. Laura. Char. McForrar
7 5' 4'® T Xiilan 9 Smin.v Bo.v, Elsewhere. Mac
By Alvescot — Mytilene (P. S. P. Randolph).
4 5 5® 5®® AA' .Allen l*i Frijelei'. Rm-k .Alila*v. ZellwiHid
2 1 3"* 3'®5AV Allen .5 old Salt. Kri>dee. Aherfeldy
2 2 2®*’ 3"’j(AA' -Allen 4 Swi.sh, .Syusset. .Aherfeldy
2 11* 1'" I! Haynes :t Oversei-r. .Native Maid
ost rider. AA’ Allen 7 Exton. .Asiiite. Promot<’r
2 2 4'" 5*®iW Allen 7 Raeelirmik. -AlMlon. Hiimilit.y
1 2 2® 2* W Allen S Rhoiidi. Judge AA’aiser, Frog
BEN QUINCE, ch. g. 4
2147.1 .Aqueduct 1 l:15%slop fi
2132S Aqueil’ct 1 1-1« 1:47 fast fi
211.89 Jamaica 1 l-s 1 :,-4-.%fast 11-10
21**17 Jaimiiea 1 1-lti l:17'(,fast fi
2":1 h; Jamaica 1 1-lti l:5oAfcslovv "1
20956 Jamaica 1 1-S l;54Vifast .3-2
20879 Jamaica 1 l-l*i 1:48 fast 7
G. M. MILLER, b. h, 8 1
21.59' .Aqueduct 1 1 :4*> fast 3
2|e'i7 Jamaica 1 l-l*i 1 : 17lr,f:ist :!i
.lam.-iiea 1 1-1*1 1 :5'''.(,slow 3-2
2**792 BelinoiU 1 1-lti 1:47 fast 2.)
2 <i 7.53 Belmont 1 1 ::3*',4fa.st 3-A
‘2*8):*5 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 12-5
2(H120 Belmont 1 1:4<) fast 3i
’*(i:!*)9 I’imlieo lni70.v l:4ti®ifast 6:t-l<)
18493 H.deC.’ee lni7**yl :44®3fast 10
18469 H.deG’ce 11-8 1:52 fast 12
GUY FISHER, b. h, 9
-I'llJ Jamaica 1 1-8 l:5l®i;rast .3
J)>1S Belniiint 1 DloSifa.st 3-2
2<i7'.)2 Bebmint 1 1-lti 1:47 fast 18-5
B.y Peter Quince — Benita Brush (E. Witte).
2* 2® T McTag’t s Dryad. Rc|inblicaii. I’alriek S.
2® 2® .1 Mi Tag’rt :i Bae. Ray ii’Light
1® 1® J MeTag’rt 4 Rolii.-n tia. Lovehiiid, I’.iton
P 2.) .Al Buxton '! ()rl’’iiKriiip. (’’nn Ilia. G.-M Miller
.3= 2‘i J .AleCahey T G.M.. Miller. Boldnella. Caiie Ilia
1.4 2' J MeTag’rt (! O’Sullivan. Daingerlield, .Marshoii
lA 4*> J MeTag’rt (• S|)earliead, Orlin Kripii, Anialti
By Lissak — Subdue (R. F. Carman).
7-’ 1”', .1 Butwell 1:1 Amain. O’Sullivan. .Stonehenge
5® u® C’ Hucsti.s 1: Orliii Ki’ipp. B.()iiinei-. Camellia
1' I'i*’ llinstis 7 Ben ()iiince. Robinetta, Cann Ilia
S'* 2® H Lan’erty AA’. Shoes. .A I Bliieh, O’Sullivan
5® 2' H Lallerty <• Rai’. Aslrulogy, Gu.v Fisher
2 2' M Buxton 2 Montresor
2'® 2® M Buxton .'I rhoriihill. Reiiiiblienn
4** 4-’} M Buxton .8 Loi’Idid, (’or.-iean. Cliff Field
I'i 1' H Lafferly S .Amalti. Rl. Thistle, f.it. Nearer
41 .3") II Laffirty Ti Ibdit. Bradley, ParilniT, Tartar
By Sain — AppoUonia (E. F. Cooney).
1 2 1 3"* 3'®}AV Allen .5 ol.l S
2 2 2 2=** 3“’i(AA' -Allen 4 Swi.sh,
2 2 11* 1'" I! Haynes :$ overs*
Lost rider. AA’ Allen 7 Exton
3 2 2 4'" .5»»1W Allen 7 Raeeb
3 1 2 2® 2* W Allen S Rhoin
71 7'®?.T MeTag’rt s 1‘rogn-ssive. ('hnrtU‘r, Orperth
■By Ellisdale — Debater (J. E. .-Wiener).
4" 4'* J R.v,'in .8 Kintore. Single Sti<*k. S.f i'>4s)ft '
0111 JJ -p Tuckey <’• Shannon River. Nosega.v, Abdon
6 7 Bryndown. lights. Astute
2 J Ryan 3 Tin* Evader. Rock .Ahlx'V
2'® 2J J B Kyan S Kingeasli. Rhomb. Nottingham
1" 1® .4 Ityaii 7 Tom Horn, Bill .An*lrews. Exton
S‘® J U)an 11 Couipdimpt, JiryinJor, Ulioiub
I 207.53 Ih imoiit 1 1 :;:9i,<ifast 18 G
■ 2*fi.5S Belmont 1 1 : 12 fast i:!-5
!Si;>:; H.<lcG’ee lm7*iyl:H®:.fast 1*1
■ IfltiS H.di*5’ee lm7oyI;45 fast lS-5
' 181 II H.deG’ce 1 1-8 DGr-figood 3
I CAMELLIA, b. ra. 6
2li::i .lam.liea 1 l-P: 1:1'* fast 11-5
.I*s;T .l.iiiiaiea 1 1-Iti 1 : 47®r.fast 7
2'4);*4 .la'nuUa I TI*> I ;5i)'.-,sloW 3
I 2*21*12 .lamaiea 1 1-1*1 RlH'jfast 11-1*1
! 2C,'18 Belmont I l:lo®r,ra.st 3
• 2’"tr.*; Bcbiiont 1 Dll'^.fast 11-5
1 i:i:;i;i .N.Orl’ns ImToy DIHsfast 1
I I'OI .N.Orl’n.s 3 1 l:12%fast 8
I LORD MARSHALL, h. h. 5 ]
21534 .AqU'’*luct 1 l:ll”fast 2
28»*Iti H.deG’ee GA f l:*)7’®®,fast 10
198!«! Bowie 3-1 l:17r.-.slow 30
I9;:oT N.tirl'ns lni70v 1:43 Last 1"
limit; N.orl’ns 3-1 1:13 fast 4
19113 .N.Orr ns 1 1 Ifi 1:47 fast 4
Ttn?!) N.Orrns lm7<iy l:451yilow S
19**9 NMIrl’iis 7 8l:’2ti fast .3
I8;i:)7 .N.orl’ns 1 1 Ifi RC.^ifast 7
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1"
G Byrne
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5®J G i:yni'-
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AV. Shoes. 1
4'i
G B.irne
Bae. G. M.
4'
G Byrne
( I’Snllivan.
G*
J Butwell
s
G..M..AIiller,
G3
G*
.1 Butwell
11
.Armament.
Itik
.4 ButwdI
7
•l.Deibohl. 1!
By Stalwart — La
Mujer (Mrs.
3-
AV Lllk V
Ti
Aalenlilie, 1
3--
AV Lillcv
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Or. Kripp. 1
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1*
AV Lillcv
7
G.M.. Miller.
AV Lill. v
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o'Siillivaii,
luU
2»‘
AV l.illiy
Guy Cblier,
AV LilPv
•s.
Itayo’ Light.
3*
AV Lilley
13
Hermmla, 1
F Kcoglt
11
.Altamaha. '1
|8!*5,5 N.lirl ns
is'fll N.orl’ns
1 '799 (’liarle'n
15713 Cllurlv'B
11:41 good ti
3l1;U%fast ti
3- 4 117 muil 7
7-5 1:3V KVoU 7
B.y Oddfellow — Coraza (J. Johnston).
1® 4®J .1 Butwell |9 A'olaut. .Alinstrel. Dr. Dneniier
fit fi>5 G Corev 7 Egmont. Coy. hla Claire
■>' 5® H Bn>s<-h 7 Cidto. Jim Base.v. P.r. Ciuiarder
fi fi®’;F Murphy *> J. AA'riglit. Imlidem-e. B. Camlle
3‘i P Gohlst’n 7 Kat»* K.. .I.Bast'.v. K.‘*.vih*roser*vs
4' lyiF Murphy T, _M. .Ann K.. Drperlli, E. of Savoy
s“ 8®! W Lilli y 9 Roll. Ka.v. I. Gnrdm-r. A'ere!i.n
li 4'5 F .Alurph.v 7 Uoln-rt l\;iy. A'enghee. Kate K.
1" 1® F ilurphy i! A'ereiia. H.Hntehi.son. .Al. .Ann K.
3® 3®i AA' Lille.v (i Just Red. Kohert Ka.v, Poll.* II.
2’.) ’2® F Keogh 9 A'ile.v. Ill Paf<>. Salon
CA M Nallian 7 I’.Five, Rraml.* « iiic, H. Bbdhcr
•2® F Keogh
M Nallian
I* li® Nutliuh \i Uuisscuu, C,.AJu;Fvr’u, CuKtU’mp't
i
DAILY RACIXa FOHM.
SUNDAY, JULY 11. 1915,
DR. DUENNER. ch. g. 7 1
\<|u.>.lu<t I 1:11 f.-iFt
A.iui iluct Ah 2 ■lijn fast 10
21236 Aqui'duct Ah 2 4;2t) fast 20
21109 H’litie Ah2?. good 6
20797 P.R’k Ahl 1-lii l:r)2%fast 2i
2M730 Heliuont 1 1:41 fast 6
20656 Helniont 1 1 ;41%fast 4i
20564 Ilelniont 1 1 :40 good 20
2o539 Helniont 6J f l:2o%fast 15
CANTO, ch. c. 4
21447 At)u*‘duct 3-4 l;15Ssslow 12
2o3:i9 I’imlico lm40y l;46Vigood 27-5
2<‘279 I’inilico lin40yl;46 slow 22
2 <i 2;14 I’imlico 3-4 l;14>.{;fast 8
2"204 I’imlico 3-4 1 :14ViBOod71-10
2<tOS5 H.dcd’ce 55 f l:t/7%f.ast 30
SUPERSTITION, b. g, 10
21219 .lamaica 1 116 1 ; iSVf.fast 60
21110 H’lino Ahl 3 S 2:211 good 3
2lo46 HMinc Ahl 1-S 2:o2.'. slop 7
2oS<t:l I’ii). U'k Ahll 2:41"ifast 4
2<i75S I’ip.ll'k Ahl 1 S f.-xst 6
BATTERY, b. g, 5
21345 Ac|u.‘<hut 1 1:45 hvy 20
21102 .lamaica 1 1-16 1 :47Sf,fast 15
21016 .lamaic.a 1 1-S l:55'<good 20
2<i963 Jamaica 1 1-S l:55%fast 15
2 4 4 3
3 5 5 4
7 8 8
5 5 4 3
6 6 2 2
3 7 5
8 8 8
9 8 2
By Prince of Melbourne — Rossair (C. K. Rockwell).
3J. 3*1 M ISuNton 111 Volant. Minslrcl. Lord Marshall
F Walker !l Itoiinyl-addlc. Urnsli. IMxonl’ark
4 4'* W Walker r> nid Salt. S.vo»s« t. Cun Cotton
.1 Dnpeo .5 C.MalottP, RigSandy. Chcs.Krnm
5 5'-*lCapCKU’l r. Ainhrosc, Ham. I’ass, ,\hscoiidcr
2’5 2- *.T lircyer li Chesterton, JawlKUie, Beethoven
3* 4-\ T Nolan S K. o’Light, Orotund. Rohinetta
45 2’5 T Nolan .5 WooilenShoes. Orotund. Jawbone
ok 5*5 T Nolan 10 Hurakan. Lily Orme, S.of Valley
By Chilton — Chaatilla (R. P. Simpson),
8 S'llJ Hutwell S Tinkle Bell, Hiker, Cilt Edge
46 5*5”.\ Sr-hu’g’r 7 Vodellng, Battery. Itaingertield
2'5 2' A Schut’g’r 8 Balfron. Daingerfield. C.H’oway
4* 5<J A Schut’g’r !l Kichwixxl. M. Sherwood, Alhena
8 7" P I.ouder 8 Perthshire, .\1 Bloch, L.Travers
15 1’ A Schut’erl4 Silv.Moon, Stonehenge, Clarlhel
By Aldine — ^Evangeline Cisneros (H, N, Price).
7* 5*5 1> Steward !i irsulhvan. S’nehenge, Herinls.Tr.
4 4'‘5 11 Tucker 4 Willing. Eadhald, Cloud
5 r>"> CniiCKU’l T, Eadhald. Cloud. Willing
4* 7?- S .loseph’l :i Clonil. Samlow. Sem gamhlan
2'5 2‘ M B’herg’r S Cloud, Endhahl, Willing
By Faraday — Inconstancy (H. Rites).
75 ’721 'I'lirner .s Saraloga, Minstrel. .Toe Helliold
4 4‘* .1 1’ Ryan 4 Hermis.lr., O’Sullivan. R.o’I.ight
2* 3^5 .T P Rvan HerniisJr.. Marshon. D’ngertield
6 €'=■ J P Ry.an 0 El Bi<Hl, Coin, Hermls Jr.
SASIN, b. c, 2
2149:! .\(|ueduct ,5-S 1 :0fl.Vgood 8
21319 .\iiu* duct ,5-S l:o2iihvy 7
21275 Aqueduct .5-8 l:o2 fast 10
27012 Jamaica 6-8 l:01%good 12
HENDRIE. ch. c, 2
21491 .\iiueduct 5-8 l:o2 good 8
First start for the following:
j MEADOWORTH, hr, c, 2
ELSIE BONERO, b. f, 2
By Tho Picket — Queen (G. J. O’Reilly).
3 3 26 2-'* C Tnnier I Sprint. Hands nfT. Wayfarer
3 3 5* t*! K Troxler <> I’.ronio. Sprint. Hands OfT
5 3 35 1'5 R Tro.vler 12 Bronio, I'avonr, Tniiuiiator
4 3 2* 2* K Troxler l> Hands (Iff, Tatiana, .St. Rock
By Star Shoot — Orange and Blue {J. E. Madden).
7 6 5* 4® G Byrue 7 Achievement, L. R. Vale, ItaeB.
By Sain — Jennie J. (H. C. Hallcnbeck).
By Tony Bonero — Elsie Bramble (J. H. Valentino).
FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Astoria Dinner Stakes. Private Sweepstakes and $500 Plate. 2-year-olds.
Filiie.s. Special Weights. (li.5l.51 — .5;i— 2 — 12u.l
CET.ANDRIA, ch. f. 2 114
21173 A.piedui t 5-s l:0(%slop 18-5 104 6
21129 Jamaica .5-8 l:ol%fast 11-5 102 5
20799 I’iii.K’k Ah15 f fast 3 112 6
2<*;94 H.-lmoiit 5-8 st M fast 8 lo7 5
2<><d0 H. del Fee 1 2 474f,fast 54 loS 3
2000S ll.deC,’<-e 1-2 tS-tifast 12 lOS 6
fl iis<iu:iliticd for foul.
LORAC, b. f. 2 114
21473 .tippsluct 5-8 l:ol%slop 9-5 109 2
206:i1 Hi Imont 5-8 st .58 fa.st 7-5 111 2
20.595 Belmont 45 f St 53 Last 13 5 111 3
PLEIONE. b. f, 2 114
2147:: .Vipiediiet 5 Sl:01%slop 5 122 5
21129 .lam.-iiea .5 8 1 :ol.%fast .”.5 117 6
2I04I Jamaica :5-S 1 :01%fast 9 10 112 ’2
2'i694 Belmont 5-8 .st .58 fast 10 115 4
2iu.:9: Belmont f. S st l:02'/f.fast 11-5 HHl 1
2<i:r72 Belmont 45 f st 53 fast 2 KHI 5
2<iir.l ll.deG’ee 45 f 55%good 11-5 lol 2
2i8i4n ILdeC.’eo 1 2 47%fast 5 107 1
199.53 Bowie 1-2 495ifast 6 KiO 3
By Celt — Adriana (Elkwood Park Stable).
2 25 1’ M Buxton 0 l.orac*. Malachite. I’leione
2 26 lf6 M Buxton 7 I’.onii'e Tess, Grasp, Malachite
6 3' 5 5"] M Buxton 7 T.-a Ling. L. Hill’ton, P.ofComo
4 3* 4’i M Buxton .S I’leione, Lome, .Malachite
5 5' 2'5 J Hutwell C Itegin.o, Pleione, Golden I.ist
6 4* 4®J J Hutwell » Bamhi, Regina. Casco
By Disguise — Wild
15 2' J But well !)
1> 26 J Bulwell 8
1< 1* G Byrne 0
By Sain — Spindrift
55 -P5 S Havis !l
4'}-. 6••i W 1.1 1 lev 7
2-' 1= W Bliley 4
e„k ]h W Li 1 ley .S
1* 1» W Lilley 7
15 1' W l.illey .5
2* 2* W 1.11 lev 4
31 3*5 W l.illey f.
2"6 15 W l.illey t>
Bess (F. P. Keene).
Celandria. Malachite, I’leioiie
Pleione. Ma’lachite. Celandria
Ilands OfT. .\lnr|ihy, 'I’ea Caddy
(G. A. Cochran).
Celandria, I.orae. Malachite
Celandri.a, Bonnie 'I'ess, crasp
llamroseli, Soeony, Lillie Hipiier
liorac. .Malaehile, Celandria
Sun God, I'ernriM-k. BriNunvale
Tralee, F«'rnriH-k, Kahhit
Golden List. Lit. Gink, Tinjan
Kegina, Celandri.a, Gold. I.ist
Irrawaddy, T. ll’sante, Lit..\lta
FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (.50.370—1 :.T8— :)
ALHENA, b. g, 3
21598 .Xipieduct 1 1:10 fast 45
21325 .\ipieduct 1 1:11 fast 5
21193 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:17 fast 45
9G
in; 8 8 3
104 333
87 1 1 T
109 7 7
107 4 3
By Star Shoot — Belle of Glendale (J. F. Adams).
21010 Jamaica 3 4 1 :H%fast 13 10 109 7
20!I92 Jamaie.a 3-t 1:15 slow 3) 107 4
20875 Jamaica 3-4 1 :13'/;-.fast 12 102 13
2ii;:24 Pimlico 3-4 1 : 15-)tmud 4.3-20 105 5
2<,283 Pimlico 3-4 l:15%slow 5 iff 1
SARATOGA, hr. c, 3 106
21.564 .\ipieduct 1 1:45 slop 25 111 1 2
21345 .Aipieduct 1 1:45 hvy 8 5 99 3 2
2I1:!o Jamaica 1 1 16 1 :46%fast 16 5 100 5 5
20757 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 12 112 3 2
201:23 Belmont 3 4 st l:ll%fast 13-5 112 1
2‘<i.5::5 Belmont 3-4 l:14%fast 1 106 4
20140 Belmont 3-4 st 1:12 mud 20 101 4
20389 Ihdmoiit .3-4 l:13%slop 15 100 3
YODELES, b. c, 3 108
21 liHi .\i|Uediiet 1 l:B%good45 ipi 1 7
21271 .\<iuediict 1 l:40gf,last 10 95 7. 5
21172 .lamaica 1 1 16 1 :4Si/*-,f.ast 5 105 4 6
21040 Jamaica 3 4 l:l4-%f.ast 50 los 3
2H!i:r7 Jamaica 3 4 1 :1.5%f.ast I'lO 115 7
ISJIO l.iurel 55 f 1 :iH;%fast 317 Vm: 6
18092 ljuirel fl j f 1 :07%fast f’ Id 110 8
CAMELLIA, b. m, 6 102
21 131 Jamaica 1 1 16 1.49 fast 11-5 pii 3 4
2loio .lamaii'a 1 1 16 1 :47*f, fa.st 7 97 .5 3
2’o9!iil .laiiiaiea 1 1 16 I :.">0'/..slow 3 ]05 2 1
2o902 Jamaica 1 1 16 1 :49',;-.fast H 10 lo3 4 2
Coin, Miss MeGiggle
Ktlnin .Mien, .Mhen;i
2084S Belmont
2<i6.56 Belmont
I l:4IVi,fa.st 11-6 KH»
19::49 N.Oi I’ns lm2ny 1 :41%fast 1 102 8
19294 N-Orl’iis 3 1 l:12-)iirast 8 107 6
ELLA BRYSON, ch, m. 7 109
21192 Jamaica 3-4 1:l4%Last H-6H0 2
2o9!i2 .lamaica 3 4 1:15 slow 8 115 S
20875 .lamaica 3 4 l:13'/<jfast 8 110 6
20793 Belmont 65 f 1 :20%fast 16-5 108 I
30467 Belmont 3-4 1:15 slow 10 117 3
20098 11 dcG’ee 3 4 1 :13%f.a.st 13-5 110 3
G. 'M. miller, b. h. 8 112
215!1S .\(pp-dlU'l 1 1:10 fast 3 112 10
2I0<;7 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%lu.sl .>4 116 4
2>i996 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:50(4slow 3 2 115 3
2»ff92 Belmont 1 1-16 1:47 fast 24 111 6
20753 Belmont 1 l:39(fef.ast 35 10.5 5
20695 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 12 5 114 2
20620 B.elmont 1 1:40 fast 35 1o7 2
2'0309 Pimlico lm"0y 1 :46%fast 63-10 118 3
TALECARRIER. hr. h, 5 118
21217 .lamjiiea :: I 1 :13%fast 25 117 5
2hM.3 .lam.'iiea 5.'. f 1 :o7 fast 15 115 5
20113 I’imlieo 3 11:11 fast 110 118 I
l.■.s:;l Kmpiie .55 f 1 :065f,fast 6 11.3 1
Klito Acpnoluct 1 l:12%slow 25 122 3
5* 4< W l.ilh'y
2« 2' W Lilley
]iik cii \v l.illey
5'5 5*5 W Lilley
3* -24 W Lilley
l.■.s:;l Kmpiie .55 f 1 :065f,fast 6 11.3 1
Klito A(nie<luet 1 l:12%slow 25 122 3
IlS85M’l>oro Al>5 8 I :oii/ifast 10 lo7
12172 I’imlieo 1 1-4 2:o7 fast 7 105 3
YADOPEEP, b. m, 6 106
21578 Aouediii't .5-8 59 fast 6 115 6
210I3 .lamaica 55 f 1 :o7 fast 2 110 4
20875 Jamaica 3-4 1 :1.3V<ifast 13-.5H0 14
1.8482 H.ileG’ce 55 f 1 :07%fast 7-10 108 1
18404 H.deil’ce 3-1 HlliVfefast 17-10 110 2
17878 I.aurel 3-4 l:1.3%fast 31-20 113 6
17040 Belmont 7-8 l:24%fast 8 104 3
TINKLE BELL, ch. g, 3 105
21117 .\(|iieilui-t 3 1 l:1.5%sIow 8-5 ltl5 4
21-71 .\<iueduet 1 I:to%fast 15 lol 3
21104 .lamaica 55 f 1 :o7 fast 4 1o7 3
21015 Jamaica 3ll:l4%fast 6 5 110 1
20875 Jamaica .3 4 l:l3'/<.rast 44 102 1
20618 Belmont .3 4 1:13 fast 3 112 6
20Tii*i Belmont 65 f 1 :20<f,good 34 112 1
204o!i Belmont 2. 4 1:1355111101 10 1o9 2
16437 Har.atoga 65 f 1 :09 slow 13-5 I08 4
1.56"o Kmpire f>4 f 1:07 good 44 102 1
DRYAD, h. c. 4 114
-111-. .XMUediiet 11:l5»4sIop 12 110 3
21447 .\iine«liu*t 3-1 l:15:^.sloW 10 118 2
2L9I9 .-\<piedui't I 1;tl fast 20 llo 2
21192 Jamaica 3 11:lB4fast 10 11.5 4
21127 Jamaica 3 1 l:l3'*;.fast 10 lio 5
2t>7S6 Hoi val 3 4 1 :l4*^,fast 1 lo5 9
2073O liorval 55 f 1 :o7%fast 10 115 8
2<'237 < ’hurehill 3 I 1 :133f.fast 36 5 110 4
LORD MARSHALL, b. h. 5 109
21534 .Xipiediiel 1 1:11 fast 2 113 3
2<Nd6 H.deG’ce 55 f 1 :o73f.fast 10 115 7
198’.t6 Howie 4 l:173f.sloW 30 ]o3 5
193«ff N.iiil'ns Im.oy 1:1.3 fa.st 10 ]o3 5
1916.1'. X.i'rl'ns 3 t 1:13 fast 4 111 3
19143 N.orl’ns 1 1 16 1:17 Last 4 118 3
]9IL'5 N.tod’ns ImToy 1 :45*f,slow 8 lo5 7
17878 I.aurel
17040 Belmont
2i27l -Xiiuedind
21 104 .lamaica
21015 Jamaica
20875 Jamaica
20618 tielmont
2or.i*i Belmont
204o!i Belmont
3 4 4' 5^1 J McK’veri;: Ain:i11i, n'Snlliv:in. Stonehenge
3 3 3* 3*5 E Hopkins .5 llist:int Shore. .Ml Smiles. .Mi.ora
I 1 2* 3' E C.'unpltell .5 .Vnialli. Bonhiot. tirlin Kripp
7 6 :t* 3*5 G P.yrne .S Chesterton, El han.Mlen. Yodeles
3 2 1*1* C E’h’ther .S Snperhnnian. Minstrel. Coy
13 11 H* .8*5 J MeCaheyl.5 Binah Bo. Bntlo.k. Tinkle Bell
6 3 3* 3*5 I’’ Turner C CoriiBroi.in, Bnshyilead, .Miniieo
1 1 1* IJ J Mci'ahcy I! Brandywine, Isidora, Nellie C.
By Ogden — Unsightly (D. J. Leary).
4 3 .3* -* C Turner 5 .Ml Smiles. I.ailyTereia. Grninpy
3 3 2* 1*5 J MeK’ver .S .Mioslud. Jik- BeilHild, Nephihys
5 3 35 4" P liOWder 5 Cliff Field, Watertown. W.Slioes
3 2 2* 15 .1 Itreyer 4 Etruscan. Coin. Gammon
4 4 3* 2* .1 iJreycr .S Gino. Sand .Marsli. Uncle Bill
g 5 45 3* C Brady 11 Binaldto. S. Marsli, B. of Bnnhar
4 2 2*5 3*J C Brady 7 Phosiihor, Half Rm-k, Dlst. Shore
3 3 3 3'*5C Brady 3 Pomette Bleu, Gainer
By Roehampton — Yodcler (H. Underberg).
7 4 2* 1"5 .1 .Mi-Calicy 7 .Ml Smile--. Vladimir. Grumpy
1; 5 15 1* .1 McCain ylo Stonehenge, T. Itell. Beellioven
5 3 .”.'5 ::“5 .1 McK’ver <’« All Smiles, Coin, Miss Metliggle
6 4 5*” 4*^5.I McK’ver .S Cliesicrton. Ellian .Mien, .Mheiia
7 6 5* 3* .T McK’ver 7 Hanovia. Fuzzy Wnzzy. S. Marsh
1! 6 6 6** W Boyh- I! Borgo, Stal.Htdcn. I’.rooniFlower
13 12 12* 13**’5W Boyle 15 Bervish. ('arloiie. la-onniiie
By Stalwart — La Mujer (Mrs. J. L. Paul).
3 3 .3* 1* \V l.ille.v .5 Valcnlinc, G. Prime. Nephihys
3 1 3* 3* W Lilley h Hr. Kripp. B.t^’ninee, G.M. Miller
1 5 5* 4* W l,ilh'.v 7 G.M. Miller, B.Qnh'ee, Rohinetla
3 2 2* 2* W Lilley C < I’.SnIlivan, Hermis.lr.. .Marshon
1 1 Ink 2" W I.ilh'y (1 GnyFisher. Rohim'lta, Beethoven
6 5 5*5 5*5 W l.illey S R. o’l.ight. Brolimd, Rohinetta
4 4 3* ’25 W Lilley l.’t Hermnda, Cogs. Bogart
6 6 5* 4'5 F Keogh 11 .Mtaiii’ha, T.Biisyh’dy, I..Ia)nd’n
By Juvenal — Graziosa (R. F. Carman).
2 2 1* 1* t< Hiieslis 7 l..nnne, M.B.Eiil-anks. B.Bipper
5 S 7* 6*5 C H nestis S ,\lh<'n;i. Superhuman, Minstrel
6 6 4.5 4*1 T Nolan 15 Bimili Bo. lliitloek. Tinkle Bell
5 5 3'^ 3*5 H LatTerty S Uroinmi. Bist. Shore, Beethoven
1 1 I'J 16 .1 Dn-y'-r 7 Minstrel, Cln-sterlen. Bmomleaf
1 1 l"k 4*5 .1 Bulwell 7 J<H‘ Finn. Fair Ihden, M.-imU- K.
By Lissak — Subdue (R. F. Carman).
7 7 7* T’l .1 Hutwell 1;: .Vmalli. B’SnIlivan, .S|onheiig<“
5 5 5* 4- C lliiestis C lirlin Kripp, B.tjninee, C:imellla
6 2 1* 1*5 C lliiestis 7 Ben ()iiinee. Rohimdia. Cnmellia
3 3 31* 2* H Lafferty t’> W. SIhk'S, .M Bloeli, O’Sullivan
5 4 5* 2* 11 l.afferty t« Bac. .Astrology, Guy Fisher
2 2 2 2*. M Buxton 2 Montresor
2 2 2"' 2* M Buxton 3 Thornhill, Repnldican
5 4 46 4*2 M Buxton S lan-hiel. Corsican, Cliff Field
By Armeath II. — Jurahly Girl (G. J. Day).
.5 4 2* 1* It Waldron <• T. as Steel. ,\mies. Blaektliorn
6 6 6- 4* It Waldron 9 Palampiin. Vadopeep. Azyiade
t 4 4* 4‘'2 M M’thews -5 Andrew, lies. I’ryime. K. M:ii<len
5 5 5*" 5* E Alley <’> -Mater, Lily Orme. G:irl
6 7 7 7**1E -Mlev 7 Goldv. Baingerlieid. Hearllx'at
4*5715 Alley f. H.of B.Mawr. Uoy.lhdly. .Sk«-els
10 e 26 7- It WaldronHl Amhrose. Buskin. Barnegat
By Peep o’Day — Lady Bramble (Palace Stable).
4 4 4* 3* t; Byrne .s t^'U'rtz. Pidarins. Cy .Merrick
4 4 3* 2* W Lilley 9 I'alampiin. Azyiade. T.aleearrier
14 10 1*V 10**50 Corey 15 Binali B«.. Outlook. Tinkle Bell
4 3 3* 1* *A Schu’g’rll Earlynioni, MartlnCasca. SoMier
1 1 2* 266 A Sehu’g’rH Striker, Undannteil, Briar Bath
5 6 6"6 5*4 A Schu’g’rlO Briar Bath. Water Lily, Prairie
2 1 2* 2* J McTag’rt .5 Bine Thistle, Progressive, Strong
By Peter Pan — Lady Gay (J. Butler).
4 4 4* 1* C Turner .s Hiker. Gilt Edge, Hill Stream
: 2 2 .3* 3* J P Ityan 10 Yodeles, Stonelienge. Beidlmven
9 6 7* 5-'’3 I) St*‘ward 9 1 iiele Jimmie. Mamie K., Sh'iilh
3 3 3* 4* C Bore! 7 .Miara, Grapeslmt. Andes
4 3 3* 35 J .MeTag’rt 1.5 Binah Bo, Outlook. E. Bryson
f>4 f 1:67 good 4|
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1 1:11 fast
2
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3
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5* 5*5 C B’game
6* r>”.5 O Borel 7 Koyal Mart.vr. Broomleaf, Roly
1.) 1* J laiflns .*> Bist.Sliore, SamSliek, Eenmonse
3 S'* C Borel 3 Moniresor. V’irile
3* 3* J Kederia 7 Charier Maid. Riipica, Stubborn
2** 2*J J Kederis 4 PliosiilHir, Miss Frances. Vaza
By Sir Hiion — Rosemeade (C. W. Gasser).
1*5 1* .\1 Buxton s 1:, Oninee. Ili-pnldican. I’alrickS.
5* 5*5 M I'.iixton S Tinkle Bell. Hiker. Gilt Edge
2* 2" .1 Hanover 0 Sl.ir Gill. Itoleiieila. .IiHdieilMdd
5* 5*5 .T Hanover 7 E. Bryson. L.Bnne. M.lt.Enhanks
5* 5*5 C B’game 7 Presumption. Hnr:ikan. Brotnnd
7 r>-''.5 E Haynes Bi Mrs. .Mi’, The Governor, It. Brass
8 4* B Boland S Bird Man. Viley, Heartlistone
8 8"5.l Bulwell S LadyMmoi’et, C.onBi'Iiver.v, Aeis
By Oddfellow — Coraza (J. Johnston).
4* 1*1 .1 Butwidl 10 X’olant. .Minstrel. Br. Bnennor
l',Mi69 .N.nrl’ns 7 8 1:26. fast 3
IS’.Uff N.i M-l’iis 1 1-16 l:15*^.fast 7
lK;^k5 N.i »|-rns 11:11 good 6
IWHiI N.drI’ns .3 4 1 :13-3(,f!ist 6
18799 Charle’n 3 4 1:17 iiuid 7
18743 ili.arle’n 7-8 1 :.30 good 7
JOE DEIBOLD, b. g. 6
21.531 .\.|uediiet I l:tt fast 8
21315 A.|U.ilnet 1 1:15 hvy S
21309 Acpieiliiet 1 1:11 fast 15
21193 .lamaica 1 1 16 1:17 fast 15
21*d3 Jamaie.a 1 1-16 BtaVgood 3-1
20.879 .laimiiea 1 116 1:18 fast 7
2**296 Pimlico lni7nyl :46.%fast 4
2I27I Aipie.liiet
2<i8-Jfi BlueBoii.
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113 4 4
112 5 3
112 6 1 1
106
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111 776
109 4 2 3
109 5 3 3
113 222
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4* 4**5F Murphy
8** 8*5 W l.illey
15 4*5 F Murphy
]" 1** F Murphy
3* 3*.t W l.illey
25 2* 1*' Keogh
6,J r.» M .Nathan
6.5 6*5 G Corey’ 7 Egmont. Coy. Ida Claire
5* 5** H Breseh 7 Cello. Jiml’.asey. Br. Cunardor
6 6*'JF Murphy 6 .1. Wright. Imlolenee. B Candle
3* 3*5 P Gold-Cn 7 K.ale K.. .T.Basey. Kayderoseros
4* 4'*5F Murphy M. .\nn K., llrperth. E. of S;ivoy
8** 8*5 W l.illey 9 Itoh. Kay. I. Gardner, Vereiia
15 4*5 F Murphy 7 Robert K.ay. Yeiighee, Kate K.
]" 1** F Murphy <5 Verena. H.HnIehison, M.AnnK.
3* 3*.t W l.illey C Just Red. Robert Kay. Polly H.
25 2* F' Keogh 9 Viley. El Palo. Salon
6.5 6* M .Nathan 7 F.Five. Brand.vwine, H. Brother
1* 16 M Nalh.an 14 Hiiissenii. C.McFer’n. Calelh’inp’li
Bv Irish Lad — Custance (G. J. Day).
7* 9'* G Corey B. Volant. Minstrel. Br. Biieniier
.3* 3*5 G Corey S Saraloga. .Minstrel. Nephthys
15 4"5 G I 'orey •! .'8lar Gift. Bryad. liohinelta
r> r>>“ It Waldron .5 .\iiiaHi, Bouhlel. .Mheiia
2* 25 K Waldron 1 Binah Bo. I’alriek S., I'rlmary
5* r.“* C Borel (1 Spearhead. Orlin ICripp. .*Linalh
4* 4" P C.iddsl’n 5 P’gressBe, B.ijninee, Carlton G.
By Marathon — Miss Lida (C. W. Gasser).
1 18 1
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2*i*;H liorval
19171 Juarez 1 l:39%fast 4 98 a 6
RICHARD LANGDON. blk. g. 5 110
2159S Aipiediiet I l:to fast 15 1 1:: 13 5
2i|-2!s; I’imlieo ImToyl : I6”;,fast 27-5 I06 4 1
2*1268 I’imlieo lm'i**yl:4S slop 44 5 Ho 3 1
20205 I’imlico 1 1:13 good 6 5 112 3 1
201S3 Pimlico 3 t 1:16 mud .37 16 116 3
2<di«5 H.deG’ce ImT'iy 1 : 16*/f.good 35 108 1 1
20071 H.deG’ce ImioyBtl f.nst 16-5 11.3 2 1
l!*!t92 Bowie 1 1 16 1 -.aisf.fa.st 3-2 117 6 1
19915 Bowie lm2**y 1 :lfeVfast 4J 112 7 1
19*J17 Bowie 1 1-16 1 :62’*t.good 4J 116 6 1
NEPHTHYS, ch. f. 3 99
213tf, .Vipieduet 1 1:15 hvy 6 99 4 1
21271 Aipiediict 1 1 : lo^f.f.ist 26 ;i6. 2 t
21I3I .lamaica 1 1 16 1:19 fast 13 5 !<** .5 r
2i**17 .lamaie,a 55 f 1 :*'-8:r.gooil 4 1*15 4
2o**67 .lamaica 3 4 l:llTr.fast 6 1<'7 7
;8iti2.5 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :155f.fast 106 lo] 4
26014 H.deG’ce 65 f l:075ifast 156 99 5
By Dick Welles — Lass of Langdon (R. .Tarkson).
13 12** I’ F’li'lh’T 1 ;; .\main. ll'SuHivan, Stonehenge
6 .5"5.l Mei’ahey .5 |■■gressive. l;.l)ilima’, Carllon G.
4‘ 1'« C F’li’lher ~t Brperlli, CiM'kspnr. Joe liejlHild
1* 1"6 II |„alTerIy .5 W.irloi’k. Fly Home. l.<H-ldel
4* a") <’ F'li'lh'-r 7 Faker, .I<m’ Beiludd, Crossloin
p 2* C l•'’I>’ltt•■r 1 Clin'Fhdd. Emer. Gem
2* .3* C F’li'lher 1: .lawiMOie. ilrperth. Towton Field
1* 1*5.1 MeTag’t C Lazuli, Toe Bump. Brperth
1* 1* .1 MeTag’t 7 I’alon, Litlle England, Trovnto
1* 1’ T McTag’t S Pea<-o-k. TomHaneiwk, FordMai
By Isidor — Maiest (.1. J. Moran).
4* 1*5.1 MeCahey .8 S.iraP ’g.i. .MinsI lad. Joe BeilHihl
T5 1* .1 Mi’K’ver -5 Pinally. M. B. I larhor, Nioinaldin
fl 4"5 .1 Mei’ahey .5 Camellia. Valentine, Gold. Prime
3*5 1* J .MeCaliey 16 CyMerriek. Winidfair. Nortldiglit
35 3*5.1 MeCaheyll Valentine. B.ofBnnliar. Cn. Bill
9* IB* J MeK’ver 11 Slenih. Silver .Mimoi. Free Trade
5 4‘® J McKe’ver T> .Marjorie A., Allieiia, Rellection
SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-ycar-olds. Allowances. (6.5151— .59 2-12o.>
MALACHITE, ch. f. 2 109
21.573 Ai|Uei|uct 5-8 1 :Oo-V.good 6 j HI 1
2147.3 .Xipieduct 6-8 l;0|4f.slol> 6 109 1
2I27*t Aipi.-duct 4.5 f 54%fast 13 10 115 2
21 129 .lamaica .5-8 l:<d%fa.st 6 Kff 1
20694 Belmont 6-8 st .58 fast 4 1116
2U443 Belmont 4i f st 05 mud "1 108 6
WESTCHESTER RACING ASSOCIAEION
RACE COURSE: BELMONT PARK.
Qiiccns, Long Island. N. Y.
OFFICE: 18 EAST 41ST STREET,
New York.
STAKES
TO BE RUN AT THE
AITIMIM MEETING, 1915
To Close Thursday, July 15, 1915
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
MINICIPAI HANDICAP Cash Value $2,500
One Mile and a Quarter.
BELMONT PARK AUTUMN HANDICAP. .Cash Value $2,000
One Mile and a Furlong.
THE NASSAU, Selling ....Cash Value $1,000
One Mile.
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS.
RAMAPO HANDICAP Cash Value $2,000
One Mile and One-Siitccr.th.
JEROME HANDICAP $1,000 Added
FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
MANHATTAN HANDICAP $1,000 Added
Seven Furlongs Main Course.
ALTIMN HIGHWEIOHT HANDICAP $1,000 Added
Six Furlongs Straight.
FOR TWO-^EAR-OLDS.
THE CHAMPAGNE, Selling Cash Value $1,500
Seven Furlongs Main Course.
THE MINEOLA, Selling Cash Value $1,000
Six Furlongs Straight.
NURSERY HANDICAP Cash Value $1,500
Six Furlongs Straight.
STEEPLECHASE STAKES.
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
BROOK CUP HANDICAP, $1,000, and Plate of the Value
Of $250 Added
About Two and One-Half Miles.
CORINTHIAN HANDICAP $ 1 ,000 Added
About Two Miles.
BROADHOLLOW HANDICAP $1,000 Added
About Two Miles.
By Rock Sand — Miss Hanover (A. Belmont).
2* 2*5 (’ Turner^ 1 Sprint. Eilmi Ki-nii:i, Exi-Hslor
3* 3*5 (’ 'riirner’ ff t'elamlrlfl'. '♦iwrae. I'leiMUtt..
3* 2* (’ Turner I MissPnzzle. Sprint, LiHh'Bi|iper
35 4) H (’avail’ll 7 ( 'l•lamlri:l. Itoimii- Tess. Grasp
45 3*3 E Biigaii s l‘lei"iM\ l.orae. ('l•lanllria
1* 1* 0 Turucr 7 l-’eminist, Weuuuah, Sprint
DISILLUSION,
$12.70 to $1, WON
FITZGERALD,
$12.25 to.$l, WON
■Xlmve were two niee ones that We sent out on
oiir NEW SERVICE. XX'ell. I guess yon will liave
to ailmil tliat this is alHiiit llie liesi inrormalion lhal
was ever given out. .Xi>o\e ami several oilier win-
ners were sent in me iiy an elil frieml of mine, wlio
bus oivoetl ami Iniiiieil Imrses most all his life ami
is still a Ihe one
EOR GETTING WINNERS.
as tile almve (iroves. Tliis i.arly is going to XX'iml-
snr ami we exp.-et In gi't over some live ones at
tills trnek. XX’lien yon snliserilie for Ibis information
you are getting ihe liest we ean get ami what we
liaie to pay big money for. XVlial yon pa.v ns isn’t
anylliing lo wliat we liave to pay lliem.
WE WANT
some new giswl velialde speeulaiors on tliis serviee
wli.< will remit at ome. as we i|o not sen.l tliem the
SIS oml winner till we reeeive payment for llo- lirsi:
ami fiirlliermore, we will not lake any sniiseripl ion
after
JULY 14-
WE REQUIRE NO MONEY IN ADVANCE for
tliis serviee exeejil $1.(81 (o guarantee telegra[ili
eliarges. (In winners we e\|Mr| ai least what a
$L’.(8t invest ment wonld anioiinl lo on eaeh wire.
.Now. if you want I<> get in on iiiis serviee. semi in
your name l.niay. as we will not take aii.v new
names afler .liil.v 1 1.
XVe reservo llie rig'll to rejeel any appiieatiou.
Yesteiilay’s Form .Speeial lan seeoinl.
Baily Wire gave a winner ami a seeoml.
NX S|ieeial liliislleil seeoinl.
MONDAY’S FORM SPECIAL:
June Grape 33-31-61-17.
THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE
Room 403, 22 West Quincy Street, Chicago, Illinois.
GEO. L. STRANG
now at Windsor track
$5 FOR THE ENTIRE MEETING— 7 DAYS,
due good thing wired yon every morning.
DETROIT PATRONS. NOTICE: My daily ratings
and s|M’eials f..r sale al all leading Indels ;md new -
stands iliii'ing nieeUng.
Address Care of
POSTAL-TELEGRAPH CO. :: DETROIT, MICH.
NATIONAL RACING REVIEW.
MONDAY’S SPECIAL:
New York, Molest, Maroon, Canary.
XX Siieeial. XTENETIA, 145 to 100, WON.
Form Speeial. DICK’S PET. 145 to 100, WON.
Room 446 , 321 South La Salle Street, Cuicago, 111,
Venetia, 145-100. Won. was Saturday’s Best. Mon-
day’s Best. T66, Book 209— T66 B21— Y48 L61— 1 31
DD69— A30 X50— Malachite C65. SEND $1 FOR
NEXT SATURDAY’S SPECIALS. Wired Prepaid.
THE AMERICAN THOROUGHBRED.
Baltimore Building, -- :: :: Chicago, 111.
THE TURF REPORTER
MONDAY’S FORM SPECIAL:
April Carmine Natc-Date-Pa-Law.
Room 509, 22 West Quincy Street, Chicago, Illinois.
SUBSCRIBE FOB DAILY RACING FORM.
ANOTHER
OrrORTUNITY
on two jumpers which will start at Belmont
Park Wednesday and Friday. Mail or wire
me and I will wire you each play, provided
you agree to give me a square deal. Botli
plays will be positively reliable. BONNY
LADDIE, last Wednesday’s Special, WON.
Only two given this week.
R. R. RHODES
211 St. Paul Street
Baltimore — Maryland
SKIRTS
MADE OF
your own material
WILSON, 166 N. State St., Chicago
COFFEE.
Did you ever try .Tevne’s MOCHA and JAVA
Coffee? If you are not already one of Jevne’s Coffee
Customers try a pound at once and you will never
use any other. The pound, 42 cents.
C. JEVNE & CO.,
30 - 32 South Wabash Ave.. Chicago
TELEPHONES: Automatic 62-756.
Harrison 1314, 1315, 1316. All Hopartinents*
OWEN H. EAY LIVERY CO.
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
AND GARAGE.
435 Plymouth Court, Chicago. HI
The finest Resort Hotel in the World
HAS BEEN BUILT AT
Sunset Mountain. Asheville, N. C.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
An old-fashioned Inn: walls five feet thick of
granite boulders. Water from slopes of highest
mountain east of the Rockies. Finest golf links in
the South. Write for rates and literature.
GROVE PARK INN,
Sunset Mountain :: Asheville, North Carolinn.
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